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If Recession Hits, Will Voters Blame Trump or Biden?

1 week ago | realclearmarkets.com | Terry Jones

If Recession Hits, Will Voters Blame Trump or Biden? In the event of a slump, Americans unlikely to be kind to either Biden or Trump.
How Many People Reach Retirement Age With $1 Million?

1 week ago | realclearmarkets.com | Adam Levy

Retiring with $1 million is a big goal for many people. Despite the rising cost of living in recent years, $1 million is still a lot of money, and it can support a comfortable retirement for many when you add in Social Security
Tariffs Didn't Drive 19th Century Growth, They Won't Now

2 weeks ago | realclearmarkets.com | Brian Albrecht

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We Didn’t Start Trade War, We Just Finally Joined It | RealClearMarkets

2 weeks ago | realclearmarkets.com | Charlton Allen

When President Donald Trump slapped a fresh round of tariffs on European and Asian imports, the professional hand-wringers and legacy press clodpolls sprang into choreographed action. Headlines and te
The Problem With Trump's Tariffs Is Time

1 month ago | realclearmarkets.com | Matt Egan

Tariffs might help with re-industrializing America but it will take time he probably doesn't have.
Trump's Big Fat Trade War

1 month ago | realclearmarkets.com | Matt Egan

It started with tariffs, but the trade war is quickly escalating beyond import taxes into a broader tit-for-tat battle.
Andy Puzder On the Committee to Destroy the Global Economy

1 month ago | realclearmarkets.com | Paul Mueller

Paul Mueller American Institute for Economic Research March 11, 2025 Andy Puzder's new book suggests ESG is only the most recent episode in the struggle between a collectivist cabal chasing power, and everyone else who w ... Read Full Article » Show comments Hide Comments Related Articles
Donald Trump's Endgame With Tariffs Is Not What You Think | RealClearMarkets

1 month ago | realclearmarkets.com | Rob Smith

I could hardly be happier with the actions of the Trump Administration, though I’m not a tariff guy. Donald Trump is perhaps the most atypical politician since George Washington, largely because
Musk and Trump’s Fort Knox Trip Is About Bitcoin

1 month ago | realclearmarkets.com | Matthew Gault

More than a stunt, the Fort Knox visit might be a chance for the President to change the price of gold and dump the price hike into cryptocurrency.
Should Conservatives Play ESG Politics?

1 month ago | realclearmarkets.com | Paul Mueller

The impact of Trump’s re-election in November continues to reverberate around the world. The World Economic Forum’s annual gathering of elites in Davos has become a of what it once was. Global financial alliances, once boasting tens of trillions of assets under management by member companies, have become defunct. Corporate America, including lefty Silicon Valley tech companies like Google, Amazon, and Meta, are running for the exits when it comes to DEI.