That's one way of looking at it, but the fact remains that a long list of Economics and Management luminaries are highly critical of Bush's fiscal policies for the reasons articulated by Stiglitz, and among them are many who would usually be thought of as conservatives.
Let me state right away that I will not be able to delve deeply into debate on this matter. But thanks again for calling the article to my attention.
"That's one way of looking at it, but the fact remains that a long list of Economics and Management luminaries are highly critical of Bush's fiscal policies for the reasons articulated by Stiglitz,"
Nice read but...I noted that it was written in Oct. Since that time the economy and economic indicators have changed quite a bit contrary to what this "prized" panel asserted.
Oil prices are down again in light of the mild weather so far and decrease in demand for heatting oil. I think if this trend holds for a while there will be an even greater pick up in the economy!