TY - BOOK TI - Coronavirus and economic crisis SN - 9781630692001 AV - RA644 .C67 2020 PY - 2020/// CY - Great Barrington, Massachusetts : PB - AIER, American Institute for Economic Research KW - COVID-19 (Disease) KW - Economic aspects KW - United States KW - Government policy KW - fast KW - Economic history KW - Economic conditions KW - 2009- N1 - Includes bibliographical references; Before the crisis: The underappreciated trend in mortality and inequality; by Vincent Geloso; The economics of pandemics and quarantines; by Vincent Geloso; Must government save us from the coronavirus?; by Jeffrey Tucker; Can the coronavirus end the trade war?; by Bruce Yandle --; Crisis unfolds; The effect of the coronavirus on financial markets; by Peter C. Earle; Economic policy must prepare for pandemic disease; by Peter C. Earle and Jeffrey Tucker; The coronavirus reveals the limits of monetary policy; by James L. Caton; Anti-gouging laws can kill; by Raymond C. Niles; The insoluble perils of prediction; by Joakim Book; COVID-19 prompts the question : why value human life?; by Jeffrey Tucker --; The crisis hits; Why this draconian response to COVID-19?; Jeffrey Tucker; Economic crisis is the state's oxygen; by John Tamny; Small-business optimism remained high in February but COVID-19 increases uncertainty; by Robert Hughes; The free market provides what we need to survive a pandemic; by Jeffrey Tucker; They are rewriting the history of coronavirus in real time; by Peter C. Earle; Be alarmed, but don't panic; by Stephen Davies; Coronavirus and a case for optimism; by Brett Dalton and Bruce Yandle; The Fed cannot combat coronavirus; by Scott A. Burns; South Korea preserved the open society and now infection rates are falling; by Peter C. Earle --; Crisis and chaos; Special note from Edward Stringham; Government has only added to insecurity and fear; by John Tamny; Celebrate the heroes who stay open; by Jeffrey Tucker; Those shelves wouldn't be empty if we hadn't stopped "capitalism"; by Art Carden; How the US botched coronavirus testing; by Adam Thierer; To kill markets is the worst possible plan; by Richard M. Ebeling; The parasites exacerbating COVID-19; by Robert E. Wright; The anatomy of the Crash of 2010; by Peter C. Earle; A politically fueled panic is not a good plan; by Micha Gartz --; Living with crisis; An epistemic crisis; by Jeffrey Tucker; If you bail out everyone, you bail out no one; by John Tamny; Good reasons to doubt the estimate of COVID-19 deaths; by William J. Luther; The difference between a recession and a crack-up; by John Tamny; What coronavirus teaches us about human connection; by Allen Mendenhall; The US coronavirus death rate is falling, and Germany's more so; by Stephen C. Miller; Beware of panic policymaking; by Veronique de Rugy; Medical-supply nationalism is deeply harmful, even deadly; by Max Gulker; Incarceration, monetization, and nationalization can't preserve our health or wealth; by Richard M. Salsman; 800 medical specialists caution against draconian measures; by Edward P. Stringham; Leaving people alone is the best way to beat the coronavirus; by Richard M. Ebeling ER -