COVID-19 is a global problem that needs a global solution
Raghuram G. Rajan discusses the need for international cooperation amidst a crisis that respects no borders.
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Capitalisn’t host Luigi Zingales conducts an analysis of the economic effects of sheltering in place, and debates his conclusions with the Hoover Institution’s Russ Roberts.
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A panel of experts weighs in on the economics of curbing the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Don’t fall for the false trade-offs of COVID-19 policy
Policy makers don’t have to choose between public health and economic well-being.
To treat COVID-19’s economic impact, start by keeping the lights on
Minimizing disruptions to workers and businesses will be expensive. It’s worth it.
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