Crises always create unintended consequences. The biggest one from the spreading coronavirus could be a substantial weakening of central European authority.
After the coronavirus crisis, if policymakers decide to permanently increase infectious disease spending, they should match it with cuts to the vast subsidies in the $1.4 trillion HHS budget.
Market Monetarism is more consistent with both old‐fashioned Monetarism and Austrian economics than Murphy allows, and that, to the extent that it differs from versions of either, it does so in ways that improve upon them.
In light of the coronavirus, we are extending the deadline for our third annual Junior Scholars Symposium, a paper workshop for graduate students on topics broadly related to international security and national security policy.
