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Paul Krugman talks economics on the campaign trail
The Trump and Clinton plans to create jobs and increase growth may be different, but they share one very important consequence.
The Trump and Clinton plans to create jobs and increase growth may be different, but they share one very important consequence.
Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman
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In presidential campaigns, it's still, "the economy, stupid," and both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have announced programs that would increase the national debt. Trump concedes that, even though it's the reverse of a traditional Republican promise. That would be a good thing, according to Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman, who's a columnist for the New York Times.
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