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We should all feel this bad

Is Economics a Science

Not that whether or not economics is a science has much to do with monopoly, but since we've been discussing the crisis, and this arose out of Krugman's criticism of economics surrounding the crisis...I debated philosopher of science Alex Rosenberg on bloggingheads tv on this topic. As it happens Keynesian economic theory was tried and studied extensively for two decades. Not only is it falsifiable - it was falsified. So I guess for those of us who moved on economics is a science. For Paul Krugman for whom the evidence doesn't matter I suppose it is more akin to religion.

Kemo Sabe

An elaborated response to Paul Krugman. And thanks to the commentators on the original post for helping me clarify my thinking about this.

Catch 22

Speak for yourself kemo sabe

I seem to be getting overwhelmed with people asking about or commenting on Paul Krugman's article How Did Economists Get It So Wrong. Since we've posted on this blog about the crisis before, let me give a brief reply.

Dear Paul:

Who are these economists who got it so wrong? Speak for yourself kemo sabe. And since you got it wrong - why should I believe your theories?

Regards,

David

Government, at your service

Doorknobs

Paul at Work

Oh those economists...

MBAs and Spreadsheets

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