Veronique de Rugy is the George Gibbs Chair in Political Economy and a senior…
Government cronyism and overreach, better known as central planning or ‘Industrial Policy,’ won big on Tuesday, in part because it’s been embraced by both parties.
For billions around the world, the most basic economic freedoms are out of reach.
The D.C. swamp is thriving and the creatures it supports are alive and well. Both candidates want to add more swamp creatures to the mix.
Benefits would be cut across the board by 21 percent when the program’s trust fund is exhausted — unless reforms are enacted.
Unfortunately, neither Vice President Harris nor her rival on the campaign trail has made a priority of fixing this problem.
There’s no reason to trust Trump to cut spending or pass the necessary reforms, in part because he explicitly says he won’t touch Social Security and Medicare, the two main drivers of our fiscal problems.
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