Krugman

Nobel Prize Winner and Op-Ed Columnist for New York Times

Recent New York Times Columns

  • Partying Like It’s 1995

    Now, as then, unemployment is down to a level at which the economy should be overheating, but it isn’t. How should the Fed react?

  • Pepperoni Turns Partisan

    The politics of Big Pizza resemble those of Big Coal or Big Tobacco and tell you a lot about what is happening to American governance in general.

  • Walmart’s Visible Hand

    A pay raise by America’s largest employer shows that low wages are a choice, and that we can and should choose differently.


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The Future of Social Security

Paul Krugman on the future of Social Security at the Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton.

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About Paul Krugman

Paul Krugman is the recipient of the 2008 Nobel Prize in Economics. A prolific author, columnist, and blogger, he teaches economics and international affairs at Princeton University.

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Krugman on the Financial Crisis

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