Paul Krugman’s Nobel Prize in Economics

in Current Affairs, Economics | October 14th, 2008 Leave a Comment

Paul Krug­man is main­ly known in the States as an econ­o­mist who writes fre­quent­ly for The New York Times. Mean­while, few real­ly know much about his seri­ous aca­d­e­m­ic work. Now that’s he’s been award­ed the Nobel Prize, it’s worth giv­ing you a quick feel for it. Here’s Krug­man giv­ing you the gist in his own words (iTunes — Rss Feed — Stream).


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