Vol. 43 Nbr. 3, September 2020

Index

• The Housing Construction Morass.
• OSHA Shaming and the Rule of Law.
• Facilitating Interstate Telemedicine.
• Eliminating Rebates in Medicare Part D Will Not Reduce Drug Prices.
• Logic, Economics, and Protectionist Nationalists.
• Instead of PPP, How About a Credit Lifeline?
• The Consistency of EPA Benefit-Cost Analysis.
• Important Questions and Out-of-the-Ordinary Answers: ALBERTO ALESINA 1957-2020.
• Too Much Information? Investors and corporations could benefit from less frequent financial reporting.
• The Evergreening Myth: Claims that drug innovators extend their patents obscure a radical policymaking goal.
• Public-Private Partnerships: Some Lessons After 30 Years: The savings policymakers usually claim for these projects are illusory, but well-designed contracts can deliver public benefits.
• Reinvigorating the Paperwork Reduction Act: The 1980 legislation may not have achieved all its framers hoped, but it can be revised and improved for the 21st century.
• Revisiting the Cost of Life.
• A Useful Introduction.
• A Menu for What Challenges the Grid.
• Blame Capitalism?
• Many Different Sorts of Democracy.
• Blindsided by the Financial Crisis.
• Algorithms: The Life Blood of the FANGs.
• A Potentially Fruitful Collection.
• A Story of Love and Hate.
• An Unpersuasive Book with Some Encouraging Insights.
• Getting the Educational Job Done.
• Corporate Financial Behavior.
• Financial Regulation and Behavioral Economics.
• Bankruptcy and COVID-19.
• TARP and Taxpayers.
• Economics Wins the War on Coal.