No, Eugine is perfectly clear. The only way to interpret his “things are even worse then his without stimulus prediction” is that Krugman made absolute predictions.
The simplest hypothesis is that economists are impervious to evidence and are just backdating their predictions. Yes, inference can be complicated by mechanisms; that link is relevant, quite unlike your previous link.
No, Eugine is perfectly clear. The only way to interpret his “things are even worse then his without stimulus prediction” is that Krugman made absolute predictions.
The simplest hypothesis is that economists are impervious to evidence and are just backdating their predictions. Yes, inference can be complicated by mechanisms; that link is relevant, quite unlike your previous link.