Any coronavirus vaccine should be given to high-risk patients first. The Wall Street Journal did a strangely Keynesian piece.

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August 20, 2020

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The WSJ recently published a Keynesian‐​leaning piece exaggerating both the financial plight of local governments and the importance of government spending to stimulate GDP.

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