Krugman&co

In recent elections across Europe, voters rejected incumbent parties that have been pursuing spending cutbacks and deficit reductions as a response to economic troubles.
In France, the Socialist Party candidate

Some of us have been talking it over and here’s what we think the endgame looks like:
1. Greek euro exit very possibly next month

The columnist Matt Yglesias, who just spent time in Argentina, recently wrote in Slate about the lessons of that country’s recovery following its exit from the one-peso-one-dollar “convertibility law.”

Though Argentina is experiencing full employment and its economy is showing a high rate of growth amid the global economic slowdown, the nation's government has faced criticism for following unusual

So a former partner of Mitt Romney’s at Bain Capital says in a new book what Mr. Romney probably believes: we should be really grateful to the

The American multimillionaire Edward Conard argues in his forthcoming book, “Unintended Consequences: Why Everything You’ve Been Told About the Economy Is Wrong,” to be released in June, that the rising