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Tag Archives: Paul Krugman
Column on the Tenacity of Nihilists
The Tenacity of the Nihilists Tibor R. Machan In the book Reading Obama (Princeton, 2010), James T. Kloppenberg makes a case for how the kind of approach President Obama takes to public policy is now widely preferred, to put it … Continue reading
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Tagged Ludwig Wittgesntein, Paul Krugman, President Obama, Sam Tannenhaus
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Coloumn on Krugmann’s Failed Analogy
Krugmann’s Failed Analogy Tibor R. Machan Ok, so I’ll give him this: finally Dr. Krugmann put forth something akin to an argument instead of merely demonizing those with whom he disagrees! (See his column, The Hijacked Crisis, The New York … Continue reading
Column on The Story of Entitlement Addiction
The Story of Entitlement Addiction Tibor R. Machan Welfare states rely on a complacent population, like spoiled children on spineless parents. So when finally the jig is up, no more vital fluids to leach, it is impossible to change course … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles de Gaulle, Paul Krugman, Republicans & Democrats, Welfare Statism
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Column on Krugman, Academic Freedom & Phony Whining
Krugman, Academic Freedom & Phony Whining Tibor R. Machan In his column of March 28, 2011, Paul Krugman whines a good deal about how Republicans in Wisconsin are targeting scholars who may not like their opposition to public service union … Continue reading
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Tagged academic freedom, Paul Krugman, public unions, Wisconsin politicians
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Column on Are Public Unions Unjust?
Are Public Unions Unjust? Tibor R. Machan Bona fide Labor unions work within a free market system where firms compete for customers who are normally able to switch from sellers of wares and services if they want to. Public works … Continue reading
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Tagged Paul Krugman, Public Service v. private enterprize, taxation
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