Where Roubini simply says we're all walking in the dark, Schiller is the rare critical eye who offers, in public, insight about where and how things are going wrong.
Where Roubini simply says we're all walking in the dark, Schiller is the rare critical eye who offers, in public, insight about where and how things are going wrong.
He called the Great Recession many times from 2006 onwards, just dig through that site for his articles, like this way for instance (https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22by+mike+w...) - really, the guy is super cynical but nothing macroeconomic-wise escapes his beady eye.
does he have any economic education at all?
also, his blog host seems to be unreachable.
When asked whether something is (over|under)valued he mostly answers he's not sure. If only others in Economics were as humble...
P.S. and obviously this is not something that will get one any upvotes :)