Krugman thinks everyone who disagrees with him on monetary policy has been decisively refuted and ought to be ridiculed or ignored. The Fed has done great work, he says. He also insists that unlike him, we refuse to admit our mistakes.

That’s a lot of fodder for one episode. Enjoy!

Krugman Column

“The Doctrine of Trumpal Infallibility” (October 23, 2017)

Contra Columns

“Paul Krugman: Three Wrongs Don’t Make a Right,” by Bob Murphy
“Can the Taylor Rule be a Good Guidance for Policy? The Case of 2001–2008 Real Estate Bubble,” by Mateusz Machaj

Related Columns

Paul Krugman/Larry Summers Inflation Memo (PDF)
“On Not Learning, Continued,” by Paul Krugman

Books Mentioned

Meltdown, by Tom Woods
The Great Deformation, by David Stockman

Related Episodes (Tom Woods Show)

Ep. 247 Could the ‘Taylor Rule’ Have Prevented the Housing Bubble? (Mateusz Machaj)
Ep. 66 David Stockman on Krugman, the Fed, and the Future (David Stockman)
Ep. 63 Separating the Sheep from the Goats

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