While we’re on the topic, here are a couple more entries posted on the blogosphere by Brad DeLong – one from Paul Krugman on the growing difficulty of measuring the impact of trade on wages, and another from Robert Reich on what the Democrats should be discussing instead of NAFTA.
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More on free trade and Ohio
Posted in Economics, tagged Brad DeLong, Economics, free trade, Paul Krugman, Robert Reich on March 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Ask My Friend Jim: What’s the matter with Ohio?
Posted in Ask My Friend Jim, tagged Economics, Journalism, Politics on February 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In this morning’s New York Times, David Leonhardt writes a column (also noted by Brad DeLong) which is a relative rarity in political reporting: an analysis of how well candidates’ platforms address actual problems, as opposed to the more common he-said she-said coverage of a debate (well, usually it’s he-said he-said, so I suppose even [...]
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