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May 14, 2010

Krugman is Confused About U.S., Greece

John Stossel, FOX Business


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Wow, the expected US deficits are lower than the Greek ones.  One commenter on Krugman's blog laments that Americans won't be able to understand Krugman's graph:

But it's Krugman who is confused. All his graph shows is that Greece is worse off than the US now, and in the near future. That should be obvious to anyone following the news of riots in Greece.

 

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