Ireland: A journey to Europe’s wildest economy
A handful of multinational corporations have caused the Irish GDP to plummet by 12% — but don’t be fooled: the island is a clear example of the difference between macroeconomic figures and reality
Mark Carney, Trumpism’s unlikely foe
The Canadian prime minister, once governor of the Banks of Canada and England, presents an image of pragmatism
Paul Krugman bids farewell to ‘The New York Times’ after 25 years as a columnist
The Nobel Prize winner in Economics is leaving the newspaper before Donald Trump’s return to the White House. His last column talks about ‘finding hope in an age of resentment’
Down on the Biden economy
Paul Krugman is surprised that Americans do not share his euphoric view of the country’s economic data, but the reality is that people’s living standards have not improved
Paul Krugman: ‘I’m surprised that we haven’t experienced more of a slowdown’
The economist says that salary inequality has decreased in the era of Covid-19 and inflation
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