Krugman Expands Upon 2010 Recession Risk Statement

Jan 05, 2010 12:00

PK: 30% - 40% odds of technical recession in second half, better than even odds of "growth recession."

From Bloomberg:
Krugman Sees 30-40% Chance of U.S. Recession in 2010



Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman said he sees about a one-third chance the U.S. economy will slide into a recession during the second half of the ( Read more... )

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underlankers January 5 2010, 19:32:01 UTC
So if the stimulus doesn't work, what will?

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alobar January 5 2010, 21:25:30 UTC
Seems to me we need a trickle-up stimulus, not a trickle-down one.

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cieldumort January 5 2010, 22:04:07 UTC
That upside-down utopian world you dream of. Silly alobar.

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underlankers January 6 2010, 00:20:30 UTC
Unfortunately, people have been trying for that since at least Wang Mang, Emperor of China, 2,000 years ago and nobody's yet succeeded.

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