Monday, June 12, 2006
The Other Reason I Continue to read Brad DeLong
by Ken Houghton
Anyway, give Brad DeLong credit for admitting, directly if obliquely, that his defenses of Greg Mankiw are despite Mankiw's inability to discuss the actions of the Administration for which he worked, and for some of whose economic ineptitude he arguably bears a significant responsibility.
I really have to start posting more on weekends; seeing something midday Friday (especially when it was posted two days previously) and not saying anything about it until Monday night is forever in Internet time. (Not to think about: the time, on a long-past Network for Information Exchange, that I made a comment to which Patrick Nielsen Hayden took umbrage, and didn't log on again for several weeks--and many hundred messages.)
Anyway, give Brad DeLong credit for admitting, directly if obliquely, that his defenses of Greg Mankiw are despite Mankiw's inability to discuss the actions of the Administration for which he worked, and for some of whose economic ineptitude he arguably bears a significant responsibility.
