Cato has released a set of guidelines for how policymakers should respond to the pandemic. Marine Corps cutbacks give hope to restraint.

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March 26, 2020

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Guidelines for Responding to COVID-19 ([link removed] )

We at the Cato Institute face this challenge with both trepidation and a firm belief in the creative capacities of human beings. We urge policymakers in the United States and around the world not to let fear and hubris lead them to prescribe cures that are worse than the disease.

- COVID-19 Response: Critical Guidelines for Policymakers ([link removed] )

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Policymakers should focus on widespread virus testing and distributing safety equipment to help get businesses back in safe operation as soon as possible.

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