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For the past few months, much commentary on the economy has had one central theme: policy makers are doing too much. But in truth policy makers are not doing too much; they're doing too little, Paul Krugman writes in an Op-Ed for The New York Times.

For the past few months, much commentary on the economy has had one central theme: policy makers are doing too much. But in truth policy makers are not doing too much; they're doing too little, Paul Krugman writes in an Op-Ed for The New York Times.

For the past few months, much commentary on the economy has had one central theme: policy makers are doing too much. But in truth policy makers are not doing too much; they're doing too little, Paul Krugman writes in an Op-Ed for The New York Times.

For the past few months, much commentary on the economy has had one central theme: policy makers are doing too much. But in truth policy makers are not doing too much; they're doing too little, Paul Krugman writes in an Op-Ed for The New York Times.