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Let's hope he did wryter2000 Apr 2013 #1
+100 So so true and very wrong but that is how the austerity nuts roll lunasun Apr 2013 #2
Krugman has a column in the NYT today on this. CTyankee Apr 2013 #5
Go! Go U! Go U Mass! Go UMass! ChangeUp106 Apr 2013 #3
Wonder if our resident austerity defenders Cal Carpenter Apr 2013 #4
Paul Krugman is right ONCE AGAIN! CTyankee Apr 2013 #6
He is tryingto guide us. But, our people and politicians don't seem to want any expert ladjf Apr 2013 #14
Before this thing came to light, PK was on MOrning Joe rebutting the entire panel all by CTyankee Apr 2013 #18
I read everything I see the Krugman writes in the paper. nt ladjf Apr 2013 #39
That's because.... paleotn Apr 2013 #66
ding, ding ding!! You nailed it, paleotn! tex-wyo-dem Apr 2013 #83
I just can't believe it was an honest mistake.... paleotn Apr 2013 #93
Lying in America's is the only thing we continue to manufacture in mass quantities. Bozvotros Apr 2013 #106
I think that Australia and Canada, at least, might have been purposely omitted Art_from_Ark Apr 2013 #109
Yes, I wonder why people like Krugman and Dean Baker, Stiglitz among others are not part of the sabrina 1 Apr 2013 #100
PK has written about that. He said he wouldn't be interested and it wouldn't be a good CTyankee Apr 2013 #103
Yes, I know, that's why I mentioned a few others. We have plenty of great economists in this country sabrina 1 Apr 2013 #104
It may change, tho! The development with this grad student taking down R. and R. is a CTyankee Apr 2013 #105
. snagglepuss Apr 2013 #7
Simpson and Bowles respond : "HUMMINA! HUMMINA! HUMMINA!" bullwinkle428 Apr 2013 #8
Hahaha. freshwest Apr 2013 #69
GIGO Garbage in Garbage out bklyncowgirl Apr 2013 #9
when the result looks just like you want it to look HereSince1628 Apr 2013 #15
Yup nt bklyncowgirl Apr 2013 #22
Message auto-removed Name removed Apr 2013 #10
Nah, Paul Ryan, Eric Cantor and Rand Paul will still be citing this study years from now. Scuba Apr 2013 #11
Seems to me Reinhart and Rogoff didn't make a "mistake" joeybee12 Apr 2013 #12
You are a "dark one". But, you just may well be correct. There are people who would ladjf Apr 2013 #16
The cynics are right nine times out of ten joeybee12 Apr 2013 #26
And on the remaining one of 10, they miss Jackpine Radical Apr 2013 #34
My favorite quote catchnrelease Apr 2013 #44
That's the one. Jackpine Radical Apr 2013 #50
Thanks catchnrelease Apr 2013 #54
I believe that came fromt he comedien Lily Tomlin. nt ladjf Apr 2013 #55
A lot more "dark" ones should speak out. EOM cartach Apr 2013 #36
Those hacks were either very careless or they were crooks. nt ladjf Apr 2013 #37
My thought exactly. "Strange" how their error worked to confirm their hypothesis... NoodleyAppendage Apr 2013 #19
Maybe that's why it was reported that they did not release their data which is a breach of ethics byeya Apr 2013 #23
Yes most scientific reports include the data. I was surprised to read that he had to email them and Maraya1969 Apr 2013 #79
Usually, unless you have friend who shield you, which these 2 do...nt joeybee12 Apr 2013 #30
very rich and powerful friends. paleotn Apr 2013 #67
""Strange" how their error worked to confirm their hypothesis..." tex-wyo-dem Apr 2013 #85
It wasn't just a computing error Benton D Struckcheon Apr 2013 #24
Yup...they knew what they wanted... joeybee12 Apr 2013 #27
Threads on economics and workplace democracy seem to get little play here although they byeya Apr 2013 #28
Obtain outcome FIRST, cook data to arrive at that outcome. HughBeaumont Apr 2013 #29
A Republican recipe for success! nt joeybee12 Apr 2013 #31
lies, damned lies, and statistics. pansypoo53219 Apr 2013 #33
That was my first thought too gollygee Apr 2013 #38
I'm pretty sure you're right. caseymoz Apr 2013 #64
ding siong we have a winner. elehhhhna Apr 2013 #82
They didn't show any remorse about it: rucky Apr 2013 #89
Teabaggers lap up lies like antifreeze IrishAyes Apr 2013 #108
I don't understand the sports reference. kentauros Apr 2013 #13
Sadly, more people know about dunking than those who what relatvity is. Scuba Apr 2013 #20
Yeah, you're probably right. kentauros Apr 2013 #21
Rules for Radicals NJCher Apr 2013 #17
K&R nt abelenkpe Apr 2013 #25
here's to edumacation! yea! ZRT2209 Apr 2013 #32
It's not often that Econ puts a smile on my face Hekate Apr 2013 #35
HUGE K & R !!! WillyT Apr 2013 #40
Another Problem . . FairWinds Apr 2013 #41
What's your basis for this? Herndon was credited as the lead author. Jim Lane Apr 2013 #90
Authorship? FairWinds Apr 2013 #102
Error my ass! It was on purpose! Rex Apr 2013 #42
Here's a link to Herndon's very readable paper. Jim__ Apr 2013 #43
Nice! blackspade Apr 2013 #45
Awesome! MatthewStLouis Apr 2013 #46
THAT"S UMASS AMHERST BABY!!! freethought Apr 2013 #47
What did Thomas see? Debt doesn't stall growth. I wish he would of added that sharing money=pro midnight Apr 2013 #48
Debt can, and often is, cancelled. Chapter 11 bankruptcy can leave creditors high and dry(except byeya Apr 2013 #59
Oh wow,...he looks nerdy enough to star on Maddow. Spitfire of ATJ Apr 2013 #49
Life is not that complicated. :-/ DeSwiss Apr 2013 #51
Austerity politics is nothing but plain stupidity. fasttense Apr 2013 #52
fabulous analogy... magical thyme Apr 2013 #97
ideology over data barbtries Apr 2013 #53
That scholar just made the A-Team. Octafish Apr 2013 #56
K & R Liberal_Dog Apr 2013 #57
I'd wish donquijoterocket Apr 2013 #58
Education mathewsj Apr 2013 #60
Great Work DallasNE Apr 2013 #61
Planet earth is too complex to be reliably modeled. Scuba Apr 2013 #62
A grad student sulphurdunn Apr 2013 #63
Only question is who plays the lead? Scuba Apr 2013 #65
K&R because this is actually very important 1-Old-Man Apr 2013 #68
That was no innocent, Excel error paleotn Apr 2013 #70
Let's listen to the wise man, heh? Brains will win over brawn eventually. freshwest Apr 2013 #71
There's an important take-away from this EvolveOrConvolve Apr 2013 #72
From what I've read that's not accurate. Jim Lane Apr 2013 #88
I'm not sure if that's better or worse EvolveOrConvolve Apr 2013 #95
Economics is not a Science...... Theyletmeeatcake2 Apr 2013 #99
It may not be a hard science, but economics is definitely a science EvolveOrConvolve Apr 2013 #101
This is huge malaise Apr 2013 #73
Facts, schmacks. Why look back? blkmusclmachine Apr 2013 #74
marking to return to rurallib Apr 2013 #75
Obama has become an austerity nut zentrum Apr 2013 #76
Reinhart and Rogoff, like Rove and all other Cons cui bono Apr 2013 #77
Two comments about the Reinhart and Rogoff study promoting economic austerity. AdHocSolver Apr 2013 #78
Wingnuts and banksters will now be clamoring for background checks . . . MrModerate Apr 2013 #80
help this old guy out a bit if you can. tiredtoo Apr 2013 #81
Exactly. Scuba Apr 2013 #87
A thank you xxqqqzme Apr 2013 #84
K&R Starry Messenger Apr 2013 #86
it's all bogus math. tomp Apr 2013 #91
it's all bogus math. tomp Apr 2013 #92
My guess is that the error was a feature, not a bug. nt tblue37 Apr 2013 #94
The discovery of the shoddy/perhaps deceitful and often cited work of 2 Harvard profs is epic!! hue Apr 2013 #96
Once had a private conversation with one of my math professor mrdmk Apr 2013 #98
Do you think the FACTS mean anything to this bunch? santamargarita Apr 2013 #107
Time for a kick Quantess Apr 2013 #110
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