In a speech April 7th to the Hudson Institute, Council of Economic Advisors Chair Steven Miran argued that the United States has long borne an outsized cost in delivering what economists term “global public goods”—namely, international security and a stable financial system—and called for other nations to shoulder a the burden.
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