It's tough being a policy maker
Cristine Romer and Paul Krugman begin to understand how hard it was to be a policy maker in 1937 U.S. and 1990s Japan.
Via Yglesias.
Via Yglesias.
Labels: Great Depression
posted by John at 9:45 AM
Friday, June 19, 2009
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