Hoover Institution fellow Scott Atlas explains that the lockdowns and closures were done to “flatten the curve,” which has been done, but those decisions were also made before we had scientific evidence about the coronavirus. The situation we are in now, is not the same as it was when we made these decisions, and we need to end the lockdowns while protecting the vulnerable.

Hoover Institution fellow Lanhee Chen discusses using Taiwan's COVID-19 interventions  as a model for the US, for fighting possible future pandemics.

Much of the pandemic economic policy response around the world seemed designed to freeze the economy of March 2020. Existing employment relationships were subsidized, businesses were granted loans to encourage them to protect payrolls, and bailouts sought to keep existing industries on the road.

Regulators on both sides of the Atlantic have spent the better part of three years trying to kill the London interbank offered rate. Now, they're looking to it once again to underpin hundreds of billions of dollars in loans as they seek to rescue their economies.