Month: February 2017
Stephen Moore: States are going broke because they broke the bank.
Policy and Government From Forbes.com, John Tamny debunks Bill Gates’ fear of job-destroying robots. On Real Clear Markets, John Tamny attacks the demonization of Wall
Ralph Benko: Replace the dollar with gold to Make America Great Again.
Policy and Government Larry Kudlow to investors: Stay with the Trump bull market. Larry Kudlow: President Trump is unmuzzling the economy.
TODAY: Steve Forbes to host Twitter chat on the border adjustment tax from 2-3 pm.
Policy and Government TODAY: Steve Forbes to host Twitter chat on the border adjustment tax from 2-3 pm. At Forbes.com, Tim Worstall covers Steve Mnuchin’s
Steve Forbes warns the GOP not to succumb to Beltway-itis on the border adjustment tax.
Policy and Government In The Herald Tribune, Arthur Laffer says Florida’s economy will be the best ride since Ringling Brothers. Visual Capitalist shows the $74
Larry Kudlow says Trump’s commonsense economic platform will spark 3.5% growth.
Policy and Government On Newsmax, Larry Kudlow says Trump’s commonsense economic platform will spark 3.5% growth. At Forbes.com, Brian Domitrovic argues communism is the reason
Jon Decker: Sorry Liberals, Millennials Aren’t Communist — Not Even Close
By Jon Decker From the National Pulse: In a recent article in The Daily Beast, Joel Kotkin argues that millennials “battered by capitalism” could be
David Brooks: Who has a compelling plan to boost economic growth?
Policy and Government In The New York Times, David Brooks argues that the world’s woes derive “declining economic growth. As Nicholas Eberstadt points out in his
Huffington Post Predicts Trump Will Call for Gold Standard
By Ralph Benko Excerpt from The National Pulse: Recently, two of The Huffington Post’s political reporters, Eliot Nelson and Jeffrey Young (who have managed to
Alan Greenspan: The U.S. cannot afford to spend on infrastructure like it wants to because it’s not on the gold standard.
Policy and Government President Trump: Obamacare replacement bill coming by mid-March. Monetary Alan Greenspan: The U.S. cannot afford to spend on infrastructure like it wants