The Fed Can Ease Financial Panic in COVID-19

Rate cuts won’t do much good, but the bank can calm panicky markets and avoid recession by supplying liquidity.

How the Federal Reserve Can Ease the Coronavirus Panic
By John Greenwood and Steve H. Hanke

How Is South Korea Flattening the Curve?

South Korea, the U.S. and the UK all reported their first Covid‐19 cases around the same time. How things unfolded from there, unfortunately for the U.S. and UK, has been strikingly different.

South Korea Listened to the Experts
By Terence Kealey

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The Risk of Too Much Air Safety Regulation—Further Thoughts

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