Frank Kogan

de long also writes for bull market, so he'll certainly see it -- krugman has also cited DD favourably in the past now and then

(and i suspect the "pasting" remark is actually more aimed at commenters vaguely citing krugman talking points without thinking them through -- DD does think krugman isn't as good at the endless intricacies of euro *politics* as he might be, but he doesn't think he's thoughtless or negligeable) (tho flippantly loose side-eye is a bit typical of the DD style, so who knows)

on twitter last night, he sketched an argument that basically -- while he thinks it's currently the only game in town, because so dauntingly much richer than most of co-europeans, so has to be worked with -- he thinks germany is quite wrong in its judgment and analysis, primarily because it took the wrong economic lessons from unification (i.e. of east and west germany), but that it's behaving rationally based on entirely the wrong premiss... it would be actually good to see him expand on this, and he might