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The economic fallacy of 'zombie' Japan
Paul Krugman and others have got Japan wrong: Americans should be so lucky as to get a Japanese-style lost decade
Reopening the case of Japan raises some important questions. How do economists such as Krugman decide what to value and prioritise, or what to measure? What is an economy for? To produce the prosperity, security and services that people need? Or to satisfy economists and their equations, theories and models?
The economic fallacy of 'zombie' Japan | Steven Hill
This article is near to my thought "Don't trust Nobel-prized economist".
Paul Krugman and others have got Japan wrong: Americans should be so lucky as to get a Japanese-style lost decade
Reopening the case of Japan raises some important questions. How do economists such as Krugman decide what to value and prioritise, or what to measure? What is an economy for? To produce the prosperity, security and services that people need? Or to satisfy economists and their equations, theories and models?
The economic fallacy of 'zombie' Japan | Steven Hill
This article is near to my thought "Don't trust Nobel-prized economist".