Stable Dollar Emerging as the Missing Link in Unleashing Productive Economic Growth for America — and the World

It’s the logical goal for President Trump’s campaign to blunt the negative impact of currency manipulation on the ability of American companies to compete overseas.

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Twenty-dollar bills are counted on June 15, 2018, at North Andover, Massachusetts. AP/Elise Amendola, file

The classic supply-side agenda for unleashing productive economic growth seeks to achieve lower taxes, reduced regulation, and a stable dollar. The first two goals were pursued successfully under the Trump administration by passing the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which reduced corporate and individual tax rates, and by implementing Executive Order 13771, which required that for every new regulation added, two regulations had to be cut.

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