Print Storefront of an abandoned department store in Sandusky, Michigan. The advantage of being an economist is that I am utterly disinterested in partisan politics. I am, however, very interested in sound economics and respect for the limited federal powers enumerated in the US Constitution. In the past, I have chided both the Trump administration and the Biden administration for their shenanigans.
The Economist recently ran a piece about the prospects for four more years of Bidenomics . Should Joe Biden win a second term, Bidenomics could take one of two faces, depending on the congressional majority. I will set aside the politics, and the likelihood of President Biden’s re-election and control of one or both houses – and thus the expected magnitude of Bidenomics over the coming years.
Regardless of November 2024, Bidenomics is already with us. On the fiscal side, the three big bills — the Infrastructure Investment […]
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