TRADE RUDI DORNBUSCH- 7.26.02 Ph.D. International Trade- 2.20.02 Balance sheets and transfer problems*- ? Enemies of the WTO- 10.99 A dollar crisis- 8.99 Heaven is a weak Euro*- 6.99 Monomoney Mania- 4.99 The Euro, be careful what you wish for- 12.98 Soro's Plea- 11.98 The Eternal Triangle*- 10.98 A Raspberry for Free Trade- 11.97 The East is in the Red - 7.97 Bahtulism- 8.97 What Globalization?- Spring.97 What should Negotiators negotiate?- 3.97 In Praise of cheap labor- 3.97 First, Do No Harm - 8.96 How Copper became a Cropper- 7.96 How is Nafta doing?- 5.96 Ricardo's difficult idea- 3.96 A Country Is Not a Company - 2.96 The Adam Smith address: What difference does globalization make?- 1.96 Dutch Tulips and Emerging Markets - 8.95 Competitiveness: A Dangerous Obsession- 6.95 Why higher savings may hit the dollar- 5.24.95 The end is not quite nigh- 4.95 The Euro, Living dangerously- ? No Free Lunch- ? Who's Afraid of the Euro- ? The Thrill of Competition- ?.94 Mything my Point- 4.95 The Myth of Asia's Miracle- 11.94 Does Third World Growth Hurt First World Prosperity? - 8.94 Proving My Point - 8.94 No Great Crisis in the Dollar’s Drop- 6.26.94 The Myth of Competitiveness- 6.94 Michael Kinsley interviews Paul Krugman- 5.94 Moneyweek, March 26, 1994: Interview with Paul Krugman- 3.26.94 CNN News, March 25, 1994: Interview with Paul Krugman- 3.25.94 COMPETITIVENESS: DOES IT MATTER?- 3.7.94 All Things Considered, November 5, 1993: Interview with Paul Krugman- 11.5.93 The uncomfortable truth about NAFTA: It's foreign policy, stupid- 11.93 Stitching together a future- 8.92 A Global Economy Is Not the Wave of the Future- 3.92 Why regional trade blocs can't be avoided- 9.30.91 Can the Soviets fire up trade?- 9.9.91 The Summit won't solve world economic problems- 7.91 Don't be fooled by the shrinking trade deficit- 6.91 Why foreigners aren't buying up America anymore- 4.29.91 Why the World Won't Run Out of Capital- 4.15.91 Who's Afraid of an All-Out Trade War? We'll Do Okay if Push Comes to 'Shove Off'- 3.25.90 A TRADE PACT FOR CHIPS- 8.86
Some Notes for Krugman's Ph.D. class on International Trade -- If you don't have MS Word, you can view Word Files by clicking here to download and install this free application. If you don't have Powerpoint, you can view PowerPoint Files by clicking here to download and install this free application.
Intensely technical look into modeling currency crises.
We must stop the WTO, or those charming natives might get a shot at bettering themselves!
The deficit demands that the dollar drop in value. And yet, there it is.
Mathcentric article, points out the value of- what? You already guessed?
The fewer currencies the better, right? Well... no.
Looks into the Europe economic situation at the dawn of the Euro.
Reflection on the strangest Protectionist of them all- George Soros
Longsighted view at the need for a new Financial structure.
An easy introduction to the principles behind free trade.
Classic myth- 'China exports more than it imports, and always will.'
Quick overview of why currencies collapse.
Commentary on an oddity- what are trade negotiators doing when they're negotiating Free Trade?
The ultimate satisfaction for the rebel- having the facts right. In this case, being in favor of sweatshops.
Deficit spending is not the answer to current Economic problems
Not specifically Currency related, but the Commodities market has much in common.
Conclusion- just like the predictions went. Go suck eggs, Ross Perot.
Statement for free trade. Bonus- a call for Economists to be Orthodox Rebels.
Drawing parallels between Macro and Micro can be dangerous
Economic reality wreaks havoc with the Washington consensus
Famous Krugman trade piece
Expresses concern over the goals and expectations surrounding the Euro.
The unchanging dollar and why the Quantum Fund has to go suck eggs.
The importance of an International currency? Basically nil.
Pitting competition as a zero-sum game disguises its worth to both countries
Rebuts counter-arguments to the article below
A famous, old attack against the CW- predicting an end to the Asian Miracle. Krugman-1. World-0
Hint: The answer is no.
Responds to critics that believe that Competitiveness and Neo-Mercantilism is a valid worldview
Michael Kinsley interview Paul Krugman on Japan and free trade
Interview criticizing Clinton trade policy
One of Krugman's earliest articles on free trade