Contra Krugman, episode 189.

Welcome to the podcast that takes apart Paul Kruikman's New York Times column.

Join us as Tom Woods and Bob Murphy teach economics by uncovering and dissecting the

arrows of Krukman.

Nobel Prize winner, newspaper columnist, and destroyer of nations.

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Hey everybody, Tom and Bob here with another episode of Contra Krugman. Krugman is on vacation,

but he wrote a column, it looks like, in which he just, apparently

he says he just couldn't help himself because of the controversy surrounding trade, so he wound

up submitting something.

Just at the last minute, as we were wondering, what in heaven's name are we going to talk about?

He comes out with an article on trade and tariffs, so we're going to be talking about that

one.

Bob is going to be taking over my job

on Contra Krugman today, mainly because I don't think I could do a very good job on this one,

summarizing it. But the real reason is I'm just too lazy to do it. But don't tell Bob.

So anyway, let's bring Bob Murphy on to the show. Bob, wonderful to have you here and with me.

And why don't you tell us what the column is, the date and all that?

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