Paul Krugman: Clinton's Vision Is Obama's Third Term

The transcript discusses Hillary Clinton's economic vision, highlighting its lack of radical assumptions compared to Republican proposals. It is described as a continuation of Obama's policies, focusing on financial regulation and social safety net enhancements funded by taxing high-income earners. The conversation also explores the relevance of fiscal stimulus in the current economic climate, considering potential risks and the need for infrastructure investment.

What are the key components of Clinton's economic vision as discussed in the text?

How does the text describe the relationship between Clinton's proposals and the status quo?

What challenges does the text mention regarding the effectiveness of the Fed's policies?

What is the significance of fiscal policy in the current economic context according to the text?

In what ways does the text suggest that infrastructure spending could impact economic growth?