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France is facing a fiscal crisis. A Nobel economy prize winner said it may have become 'too big to save.'

"I wish being optimistic about France didn't require so much hope that maybe things will go right," Paul Krugman said in a new assessment.

Fantasy economics hit reality: Boomer vs. Gen Z fight roils France as pension costs drive debt crisis and education cuts that fuel student riots

"Thus the fiscal pressure caused largely by France’s very generous government pension plan has led to cutbacks in other ...
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Paul Krugman Warns Why the AI Boom—Not the Trump Administration—Is Driving Surging Bond Rates

Economist Paul Krugman argues that rising bond yields stem from technology sector spending rather than Donald Trump administration policies. AI Investment Overtakes Policy Blame Writing on his ...
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Paul Krugman Makes Chilling Prediction About 'Sundowning' Trump

The famed economist said one outcome will make the president even more dangerous.

Nobel winner Krugman says France may have become 'too big to save'

Economist Paul Krugman sounded the alarm on a looming "ugly crisis," while former ECB head Jean-Claude Trichet said French ...
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Nobel Winner Insulted by Trump Trashes His ‘Malicious Nonsense’

Former New York Times columnist Paul Krugman took aim at Donald Trump in a savage takedown after the president insulted the Nobel Prize-winning economist. Krugman, who was awarded the Nobel in ...
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Paul Krugman Warns Scott Bessent: Treasury ‘Talking Big’ Won’t Control Bond Markets

In a Substack post, the economist stated that global forces, rather than U.S. policy alone, are helping drive long-term interest rates higher.