In his New York Times column, “Lust for Gold” (April 12), Paul Krugman embraces once again monetary inflation as one of the ways to create prosperity, one of the longest enduring myths in economics. By disparaging gold as money, Krugman also reveals his lack of understanding of monetary economics. In addition, Krugman’s support for deficit spending also puts him in the camp of George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, who said “deficits don’t matter.” In short, Krugman as well as Republican politicians just cannot get enough of the welfare-warfare state.
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