Contra Krugman, episode 32.

Welcome to the podcast that takes apart Paul Kruikman's New York Times column.

Join us as Tom Woods and Bob Murphy teach economics by uncovering and dissecting the

arrows of Krugman.

Nobel Prize winner, newspaper columnist, and Destroyer of Nations.

It's time for Contra Krugman.

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Hey, everyone. It's your friendly neighborhood economist Bob Murphy here. I just want to invite you,

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Welcome to another episode of Contra Krugman. I'm Tom Woods with Bob Murphy. We are talking

this week about antitrust, so Krugman is expanding. He's talking about new things that we

have not yet covered here on the podcast. So this will be a lot of fun. Before we get

into the immediate fun, let's talk about some fun in maybe the medium term. And by that,

I'm of course not talking about the cruise. The cruise is in the slightly longer term,

although you're going to want to sign up for it in the nearer term.

We'll get to that later. I'm talking in particular about the Mises Institute event in Seattle coming up May 21st, and Lou

Rockwell will be speaking there, Jeff Diced, Walter Block, and then Bob and I will be recording a live

episode, the first ever live episode of Contra Krugman before an audience, and it's

going to be a ton of fun. There's a brunch, there's mingling with everybody, including the

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