Paul Krugman: Why China’s population drop is bad news for everyone
There are reasons to be skeptical of China’s ability to manage a declining working-age population, which tends to cause persistent economic weakness
UK suffers a full-scale policy zombie apocalypse
Paul Krugman: ‘Trickle-down’ notion that cutting taxes on the rich will create an economic miracle is a classic example of a walking-dead idea
Paul Krugman: Recession is a matter of definition
Old formula of two quarters without growth is history. Recession is a judgment call
Public mood swings against the sultans of Silicon Valley
What wealth can’t always buy is admiration. And that’s an area in which the tech titans have suffered major losses
Elon Musk is just the latest in a long line of insecure billionaires
Paul Krugman: Are the very rich pettier than the rest of us? On average, probably yes
Biden's plan may be our last chance to avoid climate catastrophe
Paul Krugman: It's time to face down corporates at zero hour for the planet
Paul Krugman: Pandemic as case study for 1930s Austrian economics
Covid-19 produced a reallocation shock as some demand surged and some slumped
G7 tax accord is big step towards fairer world
Taxing multinational profits helps fix system rigged against workers in favour of capital
Leprechaun economics key to understanding US corporate tax proposal
Paul Krugman: Bribing corporations with low taxes isn’t the way to create jobs
Paul Krugman: Trump’s Debt, His Future and Ours
Personal financial trouble has always been a red flag when it comes to filling sensitive government positions because it’s an open invitation to corruption.
‘Never mind GDP; the most fundamental job of any leader is to keep his people alive’
America’s rush to reopen the economy is a vast and dangerous experiment
Donald Trump Is Bad for the Jews
The Trump administration is an anti-democratic, white nationalist regime. And while it is not (yet) explicitly anti-Semitic you have to be wilfully ignorant of the past not to know where all this leads
Paul Krugman: How democracy dies, American-style
If even weather forecasters are expected to be apologists, corruption of institutions is complete
Paul Krugman: The world has a Germany problem
Some costs of German fiscal obstinacy spill over to its neighbours and wider world