His newspaper columns were collected into a book called The Great Unraveling, and he explored the 20th Century history of income inequality in The Conscience of a Liberal.
He criticized people who misuse economic theories in the book Peddling Prosperity, and he wrote a book labeling the 1990s as The Age of Diminished Expectations. His newspaper columns were collected into a book called The Great Unraveling, and he explored the 20th Century history of income inequality in The Conscience of a Liberal. Name this economics professor at Princeton University who writes a column for The New York Times and was recently awarded a Nobel Prize.
He criticized people who misuse economic theories in the book Peddling Prosperity, and he wrote a book labeling the 1990s as The Age of Diminished Expectations.
(Paul) Krugman (be lenient with pronunciation; it’s actually KROOG- man)