Why Trump’s Reelection Could Hinge on the Stock Market
For a century, the market’s performance has been a reliable indicator of an incumbent president’s chances of keeping the White House.
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A Quick Recap of Two Nights of the New Democratic Party
The last two nights of Democratic debates actually did a lot to establish some obstacles and advantages in the impressions voters have of these candidates.
What Sohrab Ahmari Gets Right
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Taxing Unrealized Capital Gains Is a Nutty Idea
On a proposal from Democratic senator Ron Wyden.
All You Need to Know about the Misguided Financial-Transactions Tax
A 'tax on high-frequency trading' is no such thing at all. Rather, this is a tax on middle-class investors.
Did the Financial Crisis End?
We might suffer yet from side effects of the Fed’s powerful monetary medicine.
David Malpass: The Right Choice for the World Bank
Yes, he has criticized the institution in the past — for good reasons.
‘Responsibility’ Is No Canard
Federal economic policy is not the primary driver of human flourishing.