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Tag Archives: Krugman
The Practical Significance of Keynes’s Philosophy
The Practical Significance of Keynes’s Philosophy Introduction During the 2010’s economics as a science has been heavily criticised. Eighty years ago the same happened. The First Great Depression of the 1930’s was a shock for the establishment of the academic … Continue reading
Dijsselbloem in Trouw
Dijsselbloem in Trouw Zaterdag 1 september publiceerde Trouw een interview met Jeroen Dijsselbloem. Het is opvallend hoe sterk de interviewer meegaat met de persoonlijke waardering van Dijsselbloem voor zijn Griekse tegenspeler. Inhoudelijk gaat het nauwelijks over de grote vraag of … Continue reading
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Tagged Dijsselbloem, Galbraith, Krugman, Regling, Sachs, Schauble, Stiglitz, Summers, Varoufakis, Wieser
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