Bitcoin Cyber Geeks Outraged at Paul Krugman
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Things aren't going so well for Iran on the economic front, lately. On Monday, the country's already suffering currency, the rial, plummeted in value and landed at a historic low.
The New York Times columnist ticks off an obscure online community
Let's hear it for the Twitter onlookers who fought to make this thing entertaining
A snapshot of the reactions to Paul Ryan's proposed trillions in budget cuts
Take on Bernanke, usher in transparency, and rein in the Fed's autonomy
Should that worry us?
The Fed's disclosure of its bailouts raises questions about the proper role for U.S. regulators in the world economy
The Fed chief talks back
Ben Bernanke's much-debated plan rolls out
"Quantitative easing" is the economic phrase of the week
The Fed chairman outlines a new approach
How will this export-protecting move affect international trade?
The market falls, then rallies following his remarks
A revealing portrait of the "reverse Robin Hood" problem
A little proof that, pace Krugman, I'm not obviously wrong
Not a lot of love for this new Benjamin
A response to Paul Krugman
Not simply a matter of "textbook economics"
Surprise! Why did it raise the discount rate unexpectedly?
Despite his critics' best efforts, Bernanke squeaked by
Jokes about "Fed bonuses" aside, hard-to-please business bloggers see good news in the numbers
A staff editorial raises the alarm over our damage to Asia
Economists read the tea leaves on the Fed's announcement
Econobloggers puzzle over the effects of a widening gap between the rich and poor
Is there anything new to rumors that China, Russia, and the Gulf States are going to stop using greenbacks for oil trades?
Instead of axing Bernanke or pretending he bears no guilt, Johnsons thinks the Fed should apologize.
With fellow economists giving him the thumbs-up, Bernanke seems to have vanquished his critics in time to get reappointed.
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