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Rejoinder to Paul Krugman

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Nelson, Edward
Schwartz, Anna J.

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We provide a brief rejoinder to Krugman [2008, Response to Nelson and Schwartz. Journal of Monetary Economics 55, this issue] on three issues that are central to his original New York Review of Books article and his reply to our setting the record straight: (i) criticisms of Friedman; (ii) criticisms of monetarism; and (iii) interpretations of history.

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Volume (Year): 55 (2008)
Issue (Month): 4 (May)
Pages: 861-862
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