The New York Times likewise took a shot at Carnival in 2011 with a jab from David Leonhardt.

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Mr. DAVID LEONHARDT (New York Times): It's good to be here.

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To figure out how that really works - or if it does - we've brought in David Leonhardt, who writes about economics for the New York Times.

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The first big change came in late July, when Abramson named David Leonhardt, a thirty-eight-year-old economics writer and a Pulitzer Prize winner, to replace Baquet as Washington bureau chief.

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Donald Marron, director of the Tax Policy Center, thinks that this is precisely why cutting taxes no longer does the job, telling David Leonhardt of the New York Times that when the top marginal rate was 70 percent of higher, as it was from 1940 to 1980, tax cuts could make a big difference.

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