Ben Carlson
Policy errors—not market corrections themselves—pose the greatest economic risk. Drawing parallels between today's AI boom and the 1873 panic, the author argues that heavy-handed government intervention, whether monetary, fiscal, or trade-related, could turn a normal slowdown into a prolonged depression, as happened after the dot-com bust morphed into the financial crisis.
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