Showing posts with label Nobel Prize. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nobel Prize. Show all posts
Thursday, October 16, 2008
New spin zone
by
Nicholas Lembo
My co-author, and the rest of the blogosphere, have rightfully given Krugman props on his Nobel. A little contrarian thinking for you all.
Labels:
economics,
Nobel Prize,
Paul Krugman,
pols and pundits
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Paul Krugman
by
Patrick Thomas
I am considerably late to the tea party on this one, but I'd like to extend my sincere congratulations to Dr. Paul Krugman, a true giant in the field of international trade theory, for winning the Nobel Prize in Economics. His work on strategic trade, economic geography, and the role of economies of scale have all been integral to my own understanding of how trade actually works. On top of everything else, he is a remarkably gifted communicator with a knack for explaining the extraordinarily complex in lucid terms. I don't want to voice an opinion on the politics of this decision. Others have already analyzed this angle quite well. But whatever the Committee's motivation regarding timing, Dr. Krugman clearly earned the Nobel Prize based on his own economic merits.
Labels:
economics,
Krugman,
Nobel Prize,
trade
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