How has 'Arguing with Zombies' influenced corporate strategies or business models in terms of economic decision making?

The book 'Arguing with Zombies' by Paul Krugman primarily focuses on debunking economic misconceptions and does not specifically provide examples of companies implementing the economic principles outlined. However, the principles discussed, such as the importance of universal healthcare and social security, are implemented by many companies worldwide. For instance, companies in countries with strong social security systems and universal healthcare, like Sweden or Denmark, operate under these principles. But it's important to note that these are broad economic and social policies, not specific business strategies.

In 'Arguing with Zombies', Paul Krugman addresses the economic dialogue around social inequality. He debunks the simple economics behind this controversial issue, providing a comprehensive understanding of the topic. Krugman argues that social inequality is not just a moral issue but also an economic one. He suggests that reducing social inequality can lead to a healthier economy. However, he also points out that achieving this requires a shift in policy and public perception, which is often hindered by 'zombie ideas' that refuse to die despite evidence disproving them.