Cato Institute's June 24, 2026 post highlights rising public anger over affordability and offers the “Handbook on Affordability,” a collection of 100+ practical proposals to adjust monetary and fiscal policy and expand supply and competition in food, energy, housing, and healthcare. The handbook emphasizes supply-side, market-oriented reforms as the path to lowering prices.
On 2026-06-24 the Cato Institute (@CatoInstitute) warned that Americans are angry about affordability and policymakers face mounting pressure to “do something.”
Americans are angry about affordability, and policymakers face mounting pressure to “do something."
Cato’s “Handbook on Affordability” offers 100+ practical policy ideas to improve monetary and fiscal policy — and lower prices by opening up supply and competition in food, energy, housing, healthcare, and more.
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