Dear Friends,

I hope you are keeping well.  If you haven’t gone to the Institute’s website ([link removed]) over the past few days, we’ve got lots of great commentary on recent policy announcements and material related to COVID-19. 

Here are a few examples:

- Ottawa enacts measured, well-targeted response to coronavirus downturn ([link removed]), published in the Financial Post, by Niels Veldhuis and Jason Clemens
- Stabilizing income vs. economic stimulus—what’s the difference? ([link removed]) published in the Fraser Institute Blog, by Jason Clemens, Niels Veldhuis and Milagros Palacios
- Don’t shoot the financial-market messenger ([link removed]), published in the The Conversation, by Stephen Kirchner
- If history is any guide, COVID-19 will transform Canada in heretofore unknown ways ([link removed]), published in the Fraser Institute Blog, by Livio Di Matteo
- Tax breaks—not government ownership—to mitigate Ottawa’s harm ([link removed]), published in the Calgary Sun, by Robert Murphy

We also have a new series on Modern Monetary Theory, which seems to be gaining traction and support among politicians in these uncertain times, authored by Fraser Institute Resident Scholar and Professor Emeritus, Western Washington University, Steve Globerman ([link removed]). Here is part one:

- What is Modern Monetary Theory and why is it gaining currency in these volatile times? ([link removed])

You can stay up to date on our work by visiting our website ([link removed]) and subscribing to receive email updates on our activities ([link removed]).  And we’ll still be plenty active on social media - make sure to follow us on Facebook ([link removed]), Instagram ([link removed]), Twitter ([link removed]) and Youtube ([link removed]).

Thank you for being a great friend and supporter of the Fraser Institute.


Wishing you the best,
Niels

Niels Veldhuis | President
The Fraser Institute
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