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Sanders, Stocks, the Threat of Pandemic Disease

– February 27, 2020

If headline writers possessed a clue about what moves stocks, or even if they possessed a clue about whom to ask about what moves stocks, they wouldn’t be headline writers.

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The Effect of the Coronavirus on Financial Markets

– February 25, 2020

We should take a sober, dispassionate look at forces acting upon the U.S. financial markets. Headlines indicating a “panic” are vastly overwrought.

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The Economics of Pandemics and Quarantines

– January 28, 2020

Soft-handed measures are cheaper and more effective in diminishing contagion than heavy-handed measures.

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Must Government Save Us from the Coronavirus?

– January 27, 2020

The US government already has the power to create sick camps, kidnap and intern people upon suspicion that they are diseased, and keep people in camps for an undetermined amount of time.

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Three Undeniable Problems with Anti-Gouging Laws

– September 15, 2018

Anti-Price Gouging Laws are either useless or harmful.