Max Sawicky wrote:
Henwood erupts: "As anyone who watches the regular CNBC appearances of supply-sider (and Reagan OMB alum) Larry Kudlow - introduced by Squawk Box host Mark Haines the other morning as "America's best-loved living economist" - the PC is an evil dogma that has the Fed in its grip. He almost sounds like an EPI staffer or Tom Schlesinger in his populist celebration of strong growth, and his populist condemnation of a bunch of deluded central bankers who want to spoil everyone else's fun. . . . "
Another great moment in the annals of reductionism.
Tom Schlesinger is a great American. Even greater than Doug Henwood, and almost as great as me.
Huh? I'm a big Tom S fan too, and have been since I found out about him early in the S&L disaster. I wasn't saying he's really much like Kudlow, who's an amusing charlatan (there reportedly because Jack Welch loves him).
Every left position can be matched with some evil twin analog in capitalist ideology. And as soon as I figure out what DH's position is, I'll identify that analog.
I'm too dialectical.
Doug
- Supply-side economics and Recession, (continued)
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