Contra Krugman, episode 12.

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Nobel Prize winner, newspaper columnist, and destroyer of nations.

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slash LMR. Welcome to another episode of Contra Krugman. I'm Tom Woods

with Bob Murphy. And what's interesting about the column this week, which is called

Inequality and the City, November 30, 2015, is that Krugman is acknowledging that in one area, at least, there is too much regulation.

And the way Bob and I are interpreting that is that here we are only on episode 12, and he's

already buckling.

We're already getting to him.

Now he's already, who could have dreamed that by episode 12, he'd already be saying, you

know, there's too much regulation.

So, Bob, I think I can

tip my hat to you and say, job, well done. I'm thinking by episode 15, he's just going to

throw on the towel and say that the business cycle is really driven by interest rate manipulation.

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