While the Biden team touts Bidenomics, the American people suffer. Working one or two or three jobs, enduring runaway inflation, seeing credit card debt pile up, the American people are definitely feeling the effects of Bidenomics, and it’s not good….
The American Spectator’s Scott McKay and Melissa Mackenzie tackle the economy in this episode of The Spectacle, a podcast focusing on conservative news and commentary. Bidenomics is leading to spiraling consumer credit card debt and pain for American voters. What…
The only elected president to be refused his party’s nomination when he sought reelection was Franklin Pierce, a pro-Southern Democrat whose support for slavery lost him his party’s support in 1856. It’s not exactly a prestigious achievement, but there’s a…
Bidenomics is still not working. According to a new report, 61 percent of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. Inflation has caused the cost of living to skyrocket. Prices of houses, cars, gas, grocery items, and school school supplies are…
China’s economy is struggling post–COVID-19. Growth is slower than expected, demographic trends are negative, youth unemployment is high, overbuilding has created a housing crisis, and government indebtedness is ballooning. These are only a few of the symptoms ailing the country,…
The annual summer retreat of the CCP leadership in Beidaihe has concluded, and it ended without fanfare. It can be reasonably inferred that no major resolutions were reached during the retreat. Those who expected the CCP to introduce significant measures…
When China lifted its authoritarian COVID restrictions last December, its economy was expected to roar back. But its second-quarter numbers just came in, and they suggest that the economy is sputtering and slipping into deflation. In fact, some economists have…
Modern market economies are marked by a relentless quest for efficiency. In every area of economic endeavor, along all segments of the value chain, and within each function of increasingly complex commercial organizations, greater efficiency equates to increased profits and…
The following article is excerpted from a speech delivered by the author in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for Grove City College’s Institute for Faith & Freedom on June 6, 2023. The video is available here. Of the nearly 80 people since Alexander…
Proponents of the ongoing push for national industrial policy, whether they come from the left or the right, frequently argue that we need to promote certain sectors or technologies to create a manufacturing boom. This boom, we’re told, is necessary…