Sozialisten sind Mörder

bestätigt uns der Preisträger der schwedischen Zentralbank, Paul Krugman.

In seiner New York Times-Kolumne scheibt der Keynesianer:

"If you want to see what it really takes to boot the economy out of a debt trap, look at the large public works program, otherwise known as World War II, that ended the Great Depression. The war didn’t just lead to full employment. It also led to rapidly rising incomes"

und dann bedauernd:

"Since nothing like that is on the table, or seems likely to get on the table any time soon, it will take years for families and firms to work off the debt they ran up so blithely."


Die sozialistischen Arbeitsbeschaffungsmassnahmen eines Adolf Hitler, Franklin D. Roosevelt und Josef Stalin kommen anscheinend nie aus der Mode.