Can a Woke Company Compete?
Firms that put profit over politics should outperform their progressive rivals.
Inflation: The Ingredients Are in the Pot, and the Fire Is On
The Fed’s dismissive attitude toward inflation risks a repeat of the 1970s’ stagflation.
Five Questions for Senator Ron Johnson
A U.S. senator on the confirmation process.
Here’s How Much the COVID-19 Stimulus Will Cost You
Fiscal stimulus isn’t free. You’ll pay for it in future tax hikes.
A Compromise on Nominations
As they get set to vote on low-level White House appointees, Senate Republicans should reject the precedent their Democratic counterparts set under Trump.
Biden’s COVID-Relief Bill: A Glass Not Full
The president has taken the real need for relief and used it to advance a series of policies that owe more to politics than to the pandemic.
The Economic Implications of Trump’s Exit from the White House
If Nixon’s resignation is any indication, the turmoil surrounding Trump’s exit from the White House could wreak havoc on the economy.
5 Questions for Tyler Goodspeed
An interview on the COVID-19 recession, the White House’s economic agenda, the U.S.–China trade relationship, and more.
Here Comes the Biden Blame Game
If the double-dip recession hits next year, Biden will remind us over and over that it’s Donald Trump’s fault. He’ll be wrong.
Dire Rates: The Biden Tax Plan
Biden intends to reverse the policies that led to higher investment, productivity, and wage growth at precisely the wrong time.