EMM News Explorer: Paul Krugman

[remarked:]: Brown and Alistair Darling have defined the character of the worldwide rescue effort, with other wealthy nations playing catch-up.

guardian 06-FEB-12

[-said]: The Greek situation is essentially impossible,

bloomberg 06-FEB-12

[states:]: correctly defines the issue as being between the middle class and the elite

cyprus 08-JAN-12

[-argues]: But that’s cold comfort,

bulatlat 22-DEC-11

[ writes]: The fact is,[*]that quite a few of today’s wealthy got that way by destroying jobs rather than creating them. And Mr. Romney’s business history offers a very good illustration of that fact.

watchingamerica 16-DEC-11

[-notes]: Mr. Romney made his fortune in a business that is, on balance, about job destruction rather than job creation,

watchingamerica 16-DEC-11

[argues that:]: the big determining factor for interest rates isn’t the level of government debt but whether a government borrows in its own currency.

hurriyetdailynews 14-NOV-11

[-said]: We have not had the kind of aggressive policies either from the Fed or from the federal government that the depth of the crisis really calls for,

guardian 03-NOV-11

[-wrote]: The truth,

news 03-OCT-11

[said:]: If you actually look at actual actions, as opposed to rhetoric, there’s not so much difference between the United States and Europe: and so in terms of the actual policy, this convergence is unfortunately a convergence on the wrong things: fiscal austerity, hard money… but the result will be disastrous on both sides of the Atlantic.

euronews 27-SEP-11

[concluded that:]: this, from the beginning, made the prospects of the single currency dubious

guardian 15-SEP-11

[-said]: They need to realize that for those countries which are not having financing problems -- at least five of the G-7 are able to borrow quite freely -- that they need to postpone austerity measures on the fiscal side and that the central banks need to be expanding, not tightening,

economictimes 10-SEP-11

[-said]: Realistically, the chance of getting any of it is very close to zero,

economictimes 10-SEP-11

[-wrote]: The deficits we're running right now — deficits we should be running, because deficit spending helps support a depressed economy — are no threat at all,

AP 09-SEP-11

[-wrote]: The deficits we're running right now deficits we should be running, because deficit spending helps support a depressed economy are no threat at all,

news 09-SEP-11

[-mentions that]: Galaxy of Music (Personal Note)

finanznachrichten 08-SEP-11

[-said]: I think Bernanke's definition of the long run is `after all this nasty stuff is behind us',

scmp 30-AUG-11

[-said]: Chairman Bernanke is timid compared with Professor Bernanke,

scmp 30-AUG-11

[ said]: Bernanke has always had more faith in the effects of changing the Fed's portfolio than I did or do,

scmp 30-AUG-11

[-wrote]: The Statistical Abstract is a hugely important resource; experts in a particular field may not need it, but it's invaluable to non-experts,

reuters 24-AUG-11

[ said]: So those demanding spending cuts now are like medieval doctors who treated the sick by bleeding them, and thereby made them even sicker,

watchingamerica 08-AUG-11

[remarked that:]: these are the last people whose judgment we should trust.

ibtimes 08-AUG-11

[-wrote]: This is an outrage -- not because America is A-OK, but because these people are in no position to pass judgment,

hurriyetdailynews 07-AUG-11

[-asked]: The people who rated subprime-backed securities are now declaring that they are the judges of fiscal policy? Really?,

nst 06-AUG-11

[ said]: is a disaster, and not just for Obama and his party. It will damage an already depressed economy; it will probably make America’s long run deficit problem worse, not better,

watchingamerica 06-AUG-11

[ wrote]: On one hand, there is a case to be made that the madness of the right has made America a fundamentally unsound nation,

nst 06-AUG-11

[-wrote]: damage an already depressed economy,

peopledaily 02-AUG-11

[ declared]: The deal is a disaster,

watchingamerica 02-AUG-11

[ explained]: it will damage an already depressed economy,

watchingamerica 02-AUG-11

[ wrote]: The worst thing you can do in these circumstances is slash government spending, since that will depress the economy even further,

focus 02-AUG-11

[-wrote]: He surrendered last December, extending all the Bush tax cuts; he surrendered in the spring when they threatened to shut down the government; and he has now surrendered on a grand scale to raw extortion over the debt ceiling,

news24 02-AUG-11

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