Is Trump using disaster relief to further his own agenda? Has it always been that way? What will happen to homeschooling after the pandemic?

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May 13, 2020

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How Will COVID-19 Aid Help Lenders of Small Businesses? ([link removed] )

It’s tempting to suppose that small depository institutions are more likely to lend to smaller businesses. In subsequent PPP rounds and other liquidity provision programs, policymakers should let all lenders take part on equal terms.

- Who Lends to Small Businesses? ([link removed] )

By Diego Zuluaga

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What Will Happen to Homeschooling After COVID-19? ([link removed] )

In this period of confinement and social distancing, families are discovering the expansive education opportunities outside of conventional classrooms.

- COVID-19 and the Future of Educational Freedom ([link removed] )

By Kerry McDonald

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Has Disaster Relief Always Been Political? ([link removed] )

Is the president moving disaster relief from less politically advantageous to those that will help him politically? If so, is that new? Steven Horwitz discusses his upcoming article in Regulation.

- Podcast: The Politicization of Disaster Relief ([link removed] )

Featuring Steven Horwitz and Caleb O. Brown

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