Congratulations, Paul - Krugman wins Nobel Prize in Economics
From Bloomberg.com:
While Krugman found broader fame with his newspaper columns attacking Bush, he gained his reputation in economics by arguing countries could gain a competitive advantage through subsidies to key industries. His research helped explain how the development of large-scale production for the world market has attracted more people to cities and led to higher wages.
Robert Solow, a 1987 Nobel laureate who once taught Krugman...said globalization shows the value of Krugman's work.
``As multinational corporations become more prominent, it's important to have a way of thinking about trade that gives them adequate attention,'' he said. ``As industry and modern economic activity spreads around the world, the question of what goes where and whether the world can get locked into production that is not the most efficient is going to become extremely important.''



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