…the something else in the op-ed. Krugman correctly notes that economic performance is better under Democratic presidents, but he cites the famous but late Alan Blinder and Mark Watson who…

…out for the Week 8 numbers before making any adjustments.” – I had written about Brooksley Born, “The messenger wore a skirt,” says Marna Tucker, “Could Alan Greenspan take that?”…

…wished. Former Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan referred to the decline in U.S. long-term rates in 2005 as a “conundrum.” This problem is exacerbated in other countries’ financial markets, where…

…on average. Yes, you might argue this will reduce “distortion.” But you would have to be an idiot—or, apparently, Alan Auerbach (Strongly) or Austan Goolsbee—to believe that is a good…

…laughed at by Paul Krugman, David Autor, Jonathan Portes or Alan Manning. But, inadvertently, that is precisely the historical grammar of their lump-of-labor fallacy taunt. Although there is no logical…

…dozen. Think Edison, Franklin, the Wright brothers, Oppie, Pauling, E O Wilson, Watson and (I would guess) Alan Guth (to throw on a recent addition). That’s keeping it very short….

…it. And there are solutions. It’s not a problem that we can’t solve. ALAN MURRAY: But let’s stick with that for just a second. I mean, Exxon Mobil, before you…

…Chair Paul Volcker. Dem Bill Clinton reappointed GOP Alan Greenspan, and Dem Barack Obama reappointed GOP Ben Bernanke. But it is all but taken for granted that there is no…

…Of course Alan Greenspan got lots of praise during the “Great Moderation,” but then many later decided that he laid the groundwork for the housing bubble and crash that came…

…traffic. But I wonder what his base is –Tyrone: 27%.John: … you said that immmediately, and with some authority.Tyrone: Obama vs. Alan Keyes. Keyes was from out of state, so…