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Joshua Rauh, Daniel Di Martino, Gregory Kearney, Aharon Friedman, Stan Veuger, Jack Salmon, R. Richard Geddes, Aaron Gelberg, Daniel Heil

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Authors

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  • Joshua Rauh

    Stanford Finance Professor, Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, Co-Founder of the Global Liberty Institute

  • Daniel Di Martino

    Daniel Di Martino is the founder of the Dissident Project, a graduate fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a PhD candidate in economics at Columbia University. He fled socialist Venezuela for the United States in 2016.

  • Gregory Kearney

    Researcher at the Hoover Institution, Contributor to Liberty Lens.

  • Aharon Friedman

    Formerly served as senior counsel to the Committee on Ways and Means and senior adviser at the Treasury Department.

  • Stan Veuger

    Stan Veuger is a senior fellow in economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute.

  • Jack Salmon

    Jack Salmon is a writer and director of policy research specializing in fiscal policy issues. His research and commentary have been featured in a variety of outlets, including The Hill, Business Insider, RealClearPolicy, and National Review.

  • R. Richard Geddes

    R. Richard Geddes a Visiting Fellow with the State & Local Governance Initiative at the Hoover Institution. He is an AEI Nonresident Senior Fellow, a professor in the Cornell Brooks School and Director of the Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy.

  • Aaron Gelberg

    Research Analyst at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University

  • Daniel Heil

    I'm a policy fellow at the Hoover Institution, researching health care, entitlement reform, and the federal budget.

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