Stock Market Crash Not Part of Trump’s Economic Plan, Advisors Clarify Washington, D.C. – Amid growing market volatility and concerns over former President Donald Trump’s proposed economic policies, his campaign advisors have firmly dismissed speculation that a stock market crash is part of his strategy, calling such claims “baseless fearmongering.” Market Jitters Over Trump’s Policy Proposals Recent … Read more
Washington, D.C. – June 10, 2024 – Former President Donald Trump’s proposal to impose sweeping 10% across-the-board tariffs on all U.S. imports has drawn sharp criticism from economists, who argue that the policy would inflate costs for consumers, disrupt supply chains, and potentially trigger retaliatory trade wars—with little benefit to American workers. Trump’s Tariff Plan: A “Blunt Instrument” in … Read more
China Says “Market Has Spoken” After Trump Tariffs Spark Stock Rout Beijing, China – In a pointed response to the recent turmoil in global financial markets triggered by President Donald Trump’s announcement of new tariffs on Chinese imports, Chinese officials are asserting that “the market has spoken” in reaction to the escalating trade tensions. The … Read more
As inflation continues to soar, consumer food businesses across the country are grappling with unprecedented cost increases and supply chain disruptions. In a growing number of industries, businesses are finding themselves “nowhere to absorb it,” unable to offset the rising prices of raw materials, labor, and logistics without passing them on to consumers. According to … Read more
Will Trimming the Federal Workforce Make a Dent in Government Bloat? In recent years, calls for reducing the size of the federal workforce have gained momentum, with the argument that a leaner government would be more efficient, cost-effective, and responsive to taxpayers. But does trimming the federal workforce truly address the problem of government “bloat,” … Read more
Cut Debt or Face Economic Heart Attack: A Survival Guide for Nations, Businesses, and Households The global economy is walking a tightrope, balancing precariously over a chasm of unsustainable debt. From governments drowning in trillion-dollar deficits to households struggling with credit card balances, the world’s addiction to borrowing has reached critical levels. The International Monetary … Read more