
Wonking out: Hot economies and high prices | Paul Krugman
When I look at various measures of medium-term inflation expectations, they still look pretty anchored to me.
When I look at various measures of medium-term inflation expectations, they still look pretty anchored to me.
There is a lot more obvious corruption at the top than there was.
Like it or not, crime will be an issue in the November general election. Will it make a difference?
I remember the housing bubble and the subprime crisis.
If we are about to have a recession, it won’t be because hard economic considerations require that we squeeze inflation all the way back down...
Technology moguls still possess vast wealth, but the public — and the administration — isn’t offering the old level of adulation.
Russia’s trade surplus is a sign of weakness, not strength. Its economy is being crippled by a cutoff of imports.
We need higher interest rates to bring inflation down. But higher rates will “work” largely by depressing housing construction, which was already too low.
As Republicans have become full-on anti-democratic, why have they remained the enemy of any policy that might help its many working-class supporters?
Autocrats may believe that financial exposure to their regimes will make democracies afraid to stand up for their values. We need to prove them wrong.