By Malachy McDermott, includes “… In the midst of this, our old friend Mr. Krugman, the genius who thought that the internet would be a failure and one of the architects of the 2008 crash, has been shouting from his high horse about ‘leprechaun economics’ again. Unashamedly offensive (under the placating guise of ‘Fortunately, the Irish have a sense of humor’; thank you, Mr. Krugman, but we didn’t find caricatures in Punch funny and we don’t find you funny) and consistently wrong, Krugman cannot see the value in Ireland maintaining a low capital gains tax. …”
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