Instead of Bailouts, What Should We Have Done?
July 10th 2009 16:05
Harvard's Jeffrey Miron says "Nothing," which by this he means "nothing new:"
The fundamental problem underlying the financial crisis was government policy. Instead of undertaking enormous new policies, we should try to fix or eliminate bad policies and focus on efficiency rather than redistribution. Doing nothing new and simply working with pre-existing procedures would have been much better than anything we've done so far.
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