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President Obama described the widening gap between the very rich and everyone else as "the defining challenge of our time." Is this true? Why is it happening? 
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In the New York Times, columnist Paul Krugman has written a lengthy article criticizing Bitcoin from an economic point of view, entitled...
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What matters is whether you have "good investment opportunities under an umbrella of legal and political stability"
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Paul Krugman questioned the surprised reaction many have had to reports that the Greek Finance Ministry was considering an alternative plan for the economy.
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There's a bit of a lull in the news from Europe, but the underlying situation is as terrible as ever. Greece is experiencing a slump worse than the Great Depression, and nothing happening now offers hope of recovery.
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Paul Krugman tells Fareed Zakaria that he thinks there will be a Greek exit "one way or another."
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The bailout offer is a grotesque betrayal of everything the EU was supposed to stand for
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The Nobel prize-winning economist Paul Krugman has said the EU's demands of Greece are madness and accused Germany of killing the European project.
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Killing the European Project "This Eurogroup list of demands is madness. The trending hashtag ThisIsACoup is exactly righ. This goes beyond harsh...
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Paul Krugman is not a fan of where the Greek debt negotiations are going.
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The right loves to say Obama will turn us into Greece. It's actually their plans which mimic that collapse
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Following the election of a pro-bailout party in Greece on June 17, the new Greek government being formed this week will try once more to negotiate a solution to its intractable debt crisis that will keep it in the eurozone.
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Greeks saved themselves from the horrors of austerity with historic "No" vote
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Greece's debt trap is inescapable and its exit from the euro will hurt the whole world economy.
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It's not exactly a secret that Paul Krugman hasn't been a great fan of the euro over the years. In fact, most economists haven't been great fans of it: it has always been the political classes urging it on.
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Greece's debt trap is inescapable and its exit from the euro will hurt the whole world economy.
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Paul Krugman is urging Greeks to vote “no” in a referendum that could determine their country’s future in the European Union.
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New York Times columnist Paul Krugman attacked the Greek government for putting its people in the untenable position of either accepting even harsher austerity measures or abandoning the euro altogether, claiming that the currency “strapped Greece in an economic straitjacket.”
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