[post_page_title]We’d trust him, too[/post_page_title]
When you turn to someone for advice, who do you ask? Do you consult your best friend? Maybe your sibling? Well, when it comes to matters of the economy, it might be wise to check with a Nobel prize winning economist.
This intelligent man speculated that the internet would be going nowhere, and concluded that it would be all but obsolete by the year 2005. Who would have guessed that something that was largely used for entertainment and communication purposes would have so much value in our lives? Well, not Paul Krugman, that’s for sure.
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