 Do Cassidy and Arrow feel the same way about Krugman?
5) For a man who takes his own cogitations extremely seriously, Krugman is remarkably cavalier about attributing motives and beliefs to others. "Cassidy has made it clear in earlier writing that he does not like mainstream economists, and he may have been overly eager to accept a story that puts them in a bad light," he pronounces. Evidently, Krugman felt four years ago that Arthur's contribution was important enough to merit a prominent mention in his book. Cassidy Paul Krugman replies to John Cassidy: I think that David Warsh's 1994 in the Boston Globe says it all. Accordingly, I included a passage in Complexity in which Brian does indeed describe what others had done in the field--Paul Krugman among them.
 Yes - They both think he wrote inaccurate statements about people
 No - Arrow finds him less offensive than Cassidy  Yes - They both think he was misinformed  No - Cassidy thinks he's a liar, but Arrow doesn't  Yes - They both think he wrote inaccurate statements about people