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May 8, 2020

Mises Institute

By Ryan McMaken

When Governments Switched Their Story from "Flatten the Curve" to "Lockdown until Vaccine"

At some point in early April, the official narrative switched form "don't let hospitals get overwhelmed" to "you're locked down for years until there's a vaccine."

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By Nicolas Russo

The Global Airline Industry Is in Even Worse Shape Than You Think

The current crisis for airlines is even worse than it was after 9/11.

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By Gary Galles

Be Thankful for Those Who "Only Do It for the Money"

Doing things for money does not justify moral condemnation, unless using money to support your family, live up to the agreements you have made, and to try not to burden others justifies moral condemnation.

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By Francesco Brunamonti

How Government Spending Can Make the Debt Burden Look Smaller than It Really Is

Governments can increase GDP numbers simply by spending more, and this can reduce debt as a percentage of GDP. But what if we calculate GDP using only private spending?

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