Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Professor J. Bradford DeLong of Berkeley's Economics Department for a discussion of economics and public policy. Reflecting on his work as deputy assistan...
Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Professor J. Bradford DeLong of Berkeley's Economics Department for a discussion of economics and public policy. Reflecting on his work as deputy assistant secretary in the Treasury Department in the Clinton administration, Professor DeLong discusses the dilemma posed by the breakdown of the political center, the strengths and weaknesses of the NAFTA agreement, and Alan Greenspan's record at the Federal Reserve. He also reflects on the quality of public discussion of economic issues.
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"Points of equilibrium" et al. Gobbeldygook. DeLong and many other "centrist" or pragmatic economists are professional obfuscationists. That's where the money is in a government that wants to grow over time.
Those of us who stand off to the side are considered the quacks.
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Those of us who stand off to the side are considered the quacks.