States do a better job of fighting coronavirus through deregulating occupational licensing. The Fed needs to hold the line on fiscal policy.

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March 20, 2020

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Fiscal Temperance in a Time of Panic ([link removed] )

It's as important as ever for the Fed and Congress to stick to their respective monetary and fiscal turfs.

- Holding the Line: Maintaining Fiscal and Monetary Policy Boundaries in the Midst of a Crisis ([link removed] )

By George Selgin

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We shouldn’t wait for a crisis before making it easier for workers to enter the work force and travel where they are needed.

- States Lead the Way in Coronavirus Crisis With Emergency Removal of Occupational Licensing Obstacles—Why Not Make Them Permanent? ([link removed] )

By Jeffery A. Singer

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