PAUL KRUGMAN :Oι ''Structuralistas'' και οι Εύκολες και Άχρηστες οικονομικές θεωρίες τους...
(...) the main point is that contrary to what such stories suggest, job losses since the crisis began haven’t mainly been in industries that arguably got too big in the bubble years. Instead, the economy has bled jobs across the board, in just about every sector and every occupation, just as it did in the 1930s. Also, if the problem was that many workers have the wrong skills or are in the wrong place, you’d expect workers with the right skills in the right place to be getting big wage increases; in reality, there are very few winners in the work force. All of this strongly suggests that we’re suffering not from the teething pains of some kind of structural transition that must gradually run its course but rather from an overall lack of sufficient demand — the kind of lack that could and should be cured quickly with government programs designed to boost spending. (...) Εύκολες, άχρηστες οικονομικές θεωρίες ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ - NEW YORK TIMES Πολλοί ...