Paul Krugman’s Nobel Prize in Economics

in Current Affairs, Economics | October 14th, 2008 Leave a Comment

Paul Krugman is mainly known in the States as an economist who writes frequently for The New York Times. Meanwhile, few really know much about his serious academic work. Now that’s he’s been awarded the Nobel Prize, it’s worth giving you a quick feel for it. Here’s Krugman giving you the gist in his own words (iTunes – Rss Feed – Stream).

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