Editors at National Review Online ponder the president’s latest policy toward communist China. Joe Biden’s announcement of new China tariffs is only the latest example of two trends in the…
Jack Butler writes for National Review Online about a significant problem plaguing elements of the American leadership class. Too many of the nation’s would-be leaders look to the east and…
James Rogan writes for the Washington Examiner about one point of agreement among political groups that often seem dissimilar. Progressive Democrats and populists are political siblings. Both political movements want…
Michael Strain writes for the Financial Times about one unfortunate similarity between President Biden and former President Trump. Donald Trump and Joe Biden differ in many important ways, but both…
A key component of "Bidenomics" sounds an awful lot like NCInnovation.
Michael Strain of the American Enterprise Institute pans politicians’ recent turn toward government-dictated industrial policy. Industrial policy is all the rage nowadays. In the United States, President Joe Biden has…
There’s no doubt, freedom and economic growth is tied to free trade. The less countries and communities are hindered by burdensome and unnecessarily regulations, the more wealth that can be…
Chuck Ross of the Washington Free Beacon highlights President Biden’s odd decision to tout a company backed by Chinese communists. The White House on Tuesday featured a mining company partially…
Scott Lincicome writes at National Review Online to dispel myths involving Operation Warp Speed. As President Biden picks up the “industrial policy” baton from Donald Trump, it has become accepted…
Alexander William Salter writes at National Review Online about the ongoing relevance of “Zombie Reaganism.” Since the Trump revolution, there has been much ado about “zombie Reaganism.” The “dead consensus”…
Annie Lowrey of The Atlantic focuses on Democratic presidential candidates’ approach to current economic news. Over four hours of debate among what felt like a thousand Democratic candidates, a few…
Timothy Carney of the Washington Examiner notes interesting financial news involving General Electric. When the Dow Jones index was born in 1896, General Electric was one of the companies included.…