In a recent article in the New York Review of Books, Paul Krugman and Robin Wells lay down another marker in this debate, while caricaturing my recent book, Fault Lines, in the process.

在近期纽约书评中的一篇文章中，保罗克鲁格曼和罗宾威尔斯又在这场争论中开辟了另一个阵地，同时讽刺我一本新书，断层线。

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PAUL KRUGMAN: I think it was meant mainly as a technical cleanup—just a reduction in the aid to banks, not a contractionary policy; and maybe also as a non-substantive sop to the inflation hawks.

保罗.克鲁格曼：我想这主要意味着技术上的清理——只是对银行减少援助，不是一个收缩政策；也许意味对于通胀的叫嚷的一种非实质性的安抚。

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PAUL KRUGMAN: As a technical matter, it's almost impossible to leave the euro-any country that even began the process would face the mother of all bank runs.

保罗·克鲁格曼：从技术上来说，不可能放弃欧元——任何国家哪怕一开始这样做，就会造成银行挤兑。

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