You are completely ignoring the point - if demand increases but producers don't need to hire people to produce more, employment does not increase. I.e., demand may be correlated with production, but production need not be correlated with employment.
If you looked at the fed stats I cited, they show precisely a lack of correlation between production and employment.
Nothing you have cited disputes this fundamental point. Krugman doesn't even try, he just declares victory and insults those who disagree.
Nonsense. Should I post the graphs again? The graphs clearly demonstrate increased production without a corresponding increase in employment. This is the "jobless recovery" that many columnists lament. Some graphs again:
According to Keynesians (e.g. Krugman), recessions are caused by labor not becoming cheap in response to exogenous shocks (due to sticky nominal wages). Do you disagree with this theory?
If you looked at the fed stats I cited, they show precisely a lack of correlation between production and employment.
Nothing you have cited disputes this fundamental point. Krugman doesn't even try, he just declares victory and insults those who disagree.