Contra Krugman, episode 47.

Welcome to the podcast that takes apart Paul Krugman'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.

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That's our monthly financial publication. I think you'll enjoy it. Hello, everybody. Tom Woods here with Bob Murphy and another episode of Contra Krugman.

Krugman's talking about borrowing more money because guess what? We have to do more of that. A lot more,

according to him. The column we're talking about

today is the August 8th, 2016 column called Time to Borrow. Well, when isn't the time to borrow?

I know, I know in strict Keynesian theory, you only do these things here and there, but yet in

actual Keynesian practice, it seems to be always time to borrow.

Linking to this column, of course, at contra Krugman.com slash 47.

Bob, are you safely in something you might call some kind of home today?

I don't hear any Panera bread customers in the background

I've asked them to really be quiet this no I'm in a hotel so not a home a temporary

home but I'm always on the move time you know what I mean I like I actually prefer the idea of

you going around shushing people at Panera bread see well actually what it was is I told them, this guy's calling for more government debt, and they just, they passed out.

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