Rollback of the Inflation Reduction Act Would Surrender Economic Primacy to China
Cuts to the Inflation Reduction Act would weaken U.S. clean energy leadership and hand China an edge in global economic dominance.
Cuts to the Inflation Reduction Act would weaken U.S. clean energy leadership and hand China an edge in global economic dominance.
LIGHT’s Jersey Shorecast spotlights seasonal trends for shore towns
The Penta-CivicScience Economic Sentiment Index (ESI) posted its largest single-period increase since July 2024, rising 2.6 points to 34.2. This rebound comes after the United States and China agreed to a 90-day pause in additional tariffs, helping to reverse some of the ESI’s steady declines seen since the new year and return the index to levels close [...]Read More... from Economic Sentiment Surges After U.S.-China Tariff Deal
Europe's supposed regulatory superpower has transformed into its economic kryptonite. The continent that once saw rule-making prowess as a competitive advantage now faces a stark reality: a whopping growth deficit versus the United States since the Global Financial Crisis.
During Cal State Fullerton’s Commencement 2025, more than 2,400 participating business Titan graduates heard from two of their fellow grads. Accounting and finance undergraduate student Tiffany Vo addressed the morning gathering, while MBA-organizational leadership graduate Anthony Gomez spoke at the evening event. A second-generation Vietnamese and Chinese American, Vo is also a second-generation business Titan, […]
Evaluating the effects of scrapping green subsidies in Washington
Putting a red hat on blue economics doesn’t change what we know to be true.
Mayor Alyia Gaskins identified economic development as the critical path to potential future tax relief for Alexandria residents, emphasizing that significant commercial growth is necessary to balance the city's predominantly residential tax base. "If we are looking to one day get to a state where we're able to reduce taxes, then that is directly tied
Now that inflation is back within the target range, suddenly the RBA has rediscovered that it is supposed to also care about full employment