From WSJopinion: The coronavirus stimulus bill is the largest step toward a centrally planned economy that America has ever taken, write Profs. Amit Seru and zingales
A surreal bipartisanship prevails in Washington. Everyone wants to spend, spend, spend. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who aggressively fought President Obama’s 2009 stimulus package, was delighted the other day to announce a fiscal stimulus more than twice as large. Democrats are pushing for more.
Are we all Keynesians now? Or have we all embraced the so-called Modern Monetary Theory, which suggests that when an economy is below its full potential, we can print money to finance any deficit without provoking inflation?...
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