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Paul Krugman. He is the author of 27 books. He has a PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (qu.ax)
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[–] sobchak@programming.dev 4 points 1 week ago

I think Krugman is a legit intellectual and doesn't intentionally cherry pick numbers. I followed his blog and such starting when I was a teenager (during the 2008 crisis), and I think he helped me understand what was going on, using fairly rigorous math and data (for a "science" communicator). Few other economic communicators made sense to me at the time. The Austrian school was being pushed heavily by the right and tech-bros, and didn't seem based on anything but vibes.