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I’m pretty sure you recently heard that the national debt has crossed the $40 trillion mark. And now, we’re supposed to panic. Yes. The math says that every person in the U. S. owes the equivalent of about $120,000. Take the customary moment to feel sick. Pundits, economists, politicians, and experts galore have written articles and social media posts warning us that we cannot continue... Read More
The latest Trumpnomics data just ran over the Federal Reserve’s rate-hike karma. Growth was revised sharply upward. Core inflation came in below expectations. Consumer spending remains strong. Business investment is powering ahead. A Trump manufacturing renaissance is contributing meaningfully to growth. That is a difficult combination to square with the Warshian notion that the ... Read More