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If an AI bubble bursts, do nothing, Matthew Yglesias writes

If an AI bubble bursts, do nothing, Matthew Yglesias writes
AI bubble crash policy is to do nothing

Matthew Yglesias said that if an artificial intelligence bubble were to burst, the appropriate policy response should be to refrain from any intervention. He added that while he does not expect a crash, in the event one does occur, some investors would lose money and interest rates would fall, and considered this outcome manageable.

Yglesias has previously argued against deficit-financed market interventions, calling a $5,000 per person stimulus check funded by deficits unwise. In another policy discussion, he described property taxes as an efficient tool for local government revenue. His recent statement on AI bubbles follows this pattern of preferring limited government involvement in market corrections.

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