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{content}Trump Wants to Treat the U.S. Like Iran
If we want cheaper diesel, then we need to be producing more diesel. Everything else is just theater.
What’s Really Causing Inflation?
The guilty parties, more often than not, are the central banks.
Tariffs Are Even Less Popular than the Iran War
War is an easy scapegoat, but the GOP’s problems go far beyond Iran.
An Unbalanced Treatment of the Balance of Payments
The Council of Economic Advisers' argument is selectively assembled.
Trump Sold out Venezuelan Freedom for Oil Money America Will Never See
Venezuela remains a dictatorship and dictatorships frequently break promises.
Protectionism or Expansionism: Trump’s Self-inflicted Dilemma
Trump’s tariffs don't mix with his territorial messaging.
Who’s Really Dodging the Tariffs?
Tariffs punish American firms while Navarro blames foreigners.
Trade War Escalates: How Bad Will Economic Fallout Get? | Phil Magness
Phillip W. Magness discusses with David Lin escalating U.S. trade tensions, tariff policy, consumer costs, and the broader impact on America’s economy and global relationships.
Deconstructing the Council of Economic Advisers’ Balance of Payments Report
A July 2026 report by the Council of Economic Advisers...
The Trade Declaration Carney Should Make
Our best fallback from a failed U.S. trade deal is not tit-for-tat retaliation but the unilateral free trade that made Hong Kong rich
