Steve Forbes
Chairman and Editor-in-Chief at Forbes
Host at Steve Forbes: What's Ahead
Chairman & Editor-In-Chief, Forbes Media. Host of the webcast, What’s Ahead. Co-Author of INFLATION with Nathan Lewis and Elizabeth Ames. Out April 19th.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Steve Forbes
Medicaid is the most expensive and inefficient health insurance scheme in the world. And what can Republicans do about it? Plenty - if they stand firm against the predictable and misleading Democratic attacks. The attacks from Democrats are as predictable as they are misleading. They're howling over Republican proposals to merely slow—not cut—the growth of Medicaid spending from 2.4% annually to 2%.
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1 week ago |
nypost.com | Steve Forbes |ARTHUR LAFFER |Stephen Moore
As longtime advocates for pro-growth economic policies, we write to advise President Donald Trump against any tax proposal that would raise the top individual income-tax rate beyond its current level of 37%. Recent rumors of an increase to 40% or more would represent a dangerous departure from the proven, prosperity-driving principles that have boosted America ever since the Reagan years: That is, lowering tax rates to promote economic prosperity.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Steve Forbes
Far-left political leaders, increasingly in tandem with subsidy-seeking business entities and progressive groups, villainize various private-sector producers for problems the government has too often created. Instead of constructive solutions, they hurl epithets.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Steve Forbes
President Trump's sweeping tariff announcement on April 2nd represents the most disruptive blow to the global trading system since the Smoot-Hawley tariffs that triggered the Great Depression nearly a century ago. Intricate supply chains and trillions of dollars in investments—made over years based on assumptions of a world where trade barriers were being reduced or would remain constant—are now being upended. Even the administration admits there will be short-term pain.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Steve Forbes
The clock is ticking—and unless Congress acts, the biggest middle-class tax increase in years will hit American families on January 1. Most households would see a $3,000 spike in their tax bill. Why? Because key provisions of President Trump’s 2017 tax cut law are set to expire. It doesn’t have to be this way. What America needs now is what President Trump once called “big, beautiful tax cut.” And he was right.
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