economy
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Why China's Belt and Road Initiative Matters
China is hungry to play an expanding role on the world stage and is willing to spend a lot to do it.

Rising Income, Dodd-Frank Rollback Yield GOP Support
Republicans have passed significant financial deregulation that will keep the good economic news coming.

Gillibrand's Mythical Version of the 2008 Financial Crisis
It was bad Democrat policies, not sexism, that was to blame for 2008 financial crisis.

Trump Is Correct: China to Blame for Millions of Job Losses
The primary culprit for the loss of American manufacturing jobs is China, not technology.

Tax Revenue Hits Record High; Dems Hardest Hit
Good employment numbers coupled with the Republican tax cut proves to grow tax revenue.

A Good Economy Is Bad for Democrats
The numbers won't blow anyone away, but they're certainly headed in the right direction.
Time to Rejoin the TPP?
President Trump may be reconsidering his stance on the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

CBO Quietly Revises GDP Growth Outlook Upwards
While the media worries about deficits (which are bad), it ignores the benefits of tax cuts.
Video: As the Rich Get Richer, the Poor Get Richer
Yes, the rich are getting richer—but the poor are getting richer faster. And what's driving that process? The market.

After Trump's Tariffs, China Wants to Deal
Rather than igniting a trade war, it looks like Beijing is motivated to negotiate. Art of the deal?
Video: Ethanol's Hidden Costs
Despite the presumed benefits of ethanol, its production bears deep economic and environmental costs.
MAGAnomics
Trump's tariffs — targeted and negotiable — represent a classic shot across the globalist bow.

Man of Steel Tariffs
Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs come with carveouts and are part of a more strategic agenda.

Foreign Aid Often Hurts More Than Helps
When these corrupt regimes are flush with American cash, it's no wonder that so many poor nations fail to prosper.
The Real Tariff Gambit
Trump indicated this week that Mexico, Canada and NAFTA have a lot to do with his tariffs.

Burger-Flipping Robot Enters Minimum-Wage Foray
Memo to the Left: Companies will either innovate or be forced to purge workers or close business. There's no in-between.

Biggest Driver of Inflation Is the Government
The Fed's intervention in the market in the name of controlling costs has proven to do just the opposite.

The Tariff Trump Card
Is a shot at China and Russia worth the high domestic economic price? The president seems to think so.

Corporate America Is Becoming Tribal
The more people boycott companies (and vice versa), the more divided our economy is going to become.

Next in a Long Line of Chinese Dictators
Xi Jingping is seeking to make himself president for life, and the implications are huge.