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Nicholas Sargen, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
While attention has been focused on the manner in which insurance companies handle claims, the broader issue is how the U.S. health system should...
If Trump proceeds down the path he is advocating, his actions could have unforeseen consequences for the global economy.
Bessent’s reputation is that he is a “fiscal hawk,” and his stated goal is to cut the federal budget deficit roughly in half to 3 percent of...
Financial markets could wind up as the final arbiter about whether he has gone too far.
My take is that Biden’s legislation has not been received well received principally because the American public does not see the direct benefits...
They pose a significant threat to the global economy because of how far-reaching they are, the odds of implementation and the potential for...
The problems over the past decade are structural in nature and will require fundamental reforms of the economy to put it on sounder footing.
There is little historical experience to guide policymakers or investors, because the current economic cycle is like no other in U.S. history.
To win, Harris needs to make the case to voters that they will be better off with her as president.
The big question for the election is whether Harris’s policies and messaging will make for good politics whatever the effect is on the economy.
Politicians on both sides are entrenched in their positions and have not learned the lessons from the Reagan and Clinton years.
Investors should park their politics at the door to be objective when making strategic investment decisions.