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Is Your Opinion of Paul Krugman Favor or Unfavorable?

What is your opinion of Paul Krugman?

  • Favorable

    Votes: 5 29.4%

  • Indififferent

    Votes: 2 11.8%

  • Unfavorable

    Votes: 10 58.8%
  • Total voters
    17
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Pretty simple question. Do you respect Paul Krugman, or not? Why or why not?
 
No respect. No ill-will. Pretty sure he'd be happier with socialism than capitalism. He's free to write what he wants, but I'm disappointed people buy into it.
 
Harry Guerrilla said:
He's much too biased to be taken as an objective economist.
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We'll he is openly and blatantly a Keynesian and identifies as a "big liberal" so I don't think we are arguing he is an objective economist.
 
No. Because...

 
He is a tool but at least he's generally honest about his love for a socialist state. As to his objectivity, he has none.

I would love to see the memo's and advice he gave Enron all those years he was a very well paid advisor for that company.
 
GreenvilleGrows said:
No respect. No ill-will. Pretty sure he'd be happier with socialism than capitalism. He's free to write what he wants, but I'm disappointed people buy into it.
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conservativeguy said:
He is a tool but at least he's generally honest about his love for a socialist state. As to his objectivity, he has none.

I would love to see the memo's and advice he gave Enron all those years he was a very well paid advisor for that company.
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There's a difference between being a Keynesian and a socialist. Learn it.
 
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