Contra Krugman, episode 13.

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Welcome to another episode of Contra Krugman.

I'm Tom Woods with Bob Murphy.

This week we have some really, I want to say vintage Krugman, classic Krugman.

This really is the kind of point of view that we started the podcast to oppose, really.

He's going to give his – well, I don't know. That's not entirely true, but it's partly true. He's going to give his, well, I don't know, that's not entirely

true, but it's partly true. He's going to give his analysis of the state of the economy.

The column is the not-so-bad economy. It's December 7, 2015, and here is a column where it is really,

really helpful to have, as your co-host of your podcast, somebody who follows Krugman very closely, knows what he said two days ago, two weeks ago, two years ago, two decades ago, for heaven's sake.

And of course, that's the great Bob Murphy. Bob, welcome. Thanks for being here.

Glad to be here, Tom. You're right. This really is the kind of

column that we had in mind when we launched the podcast. So, it's called the Not So Bad Economy, and before

we started doing this, and as always, we link to the column on the show notes page, which will be

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