As voters demand affordability, Stanford economist argues for ‘temporary, targeted price controls’ with supply-side reforms

FortuneSunday, November 16, 2025 at 9:00:33 PM
As voters demand affordability, Stanford economist argues for ‘temporary, targeted price controls’ with supply-side reforms
Voters are increasingly demanding short-term price relief, prompting discussions on potential economic interventions. A Stanford economist has suggested that implementing temporary, targeted price controls could be a viable solution to address these demands. This approach aims to provide immediate financial relief to consumers while considering the broader economic implications of such measures.
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