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A funny thing happened in the days after American Compass published âWhat Happened: The Trump Presidency in Review.â The collectionâs emphasis on the success of economic policies that pushed the labor market toward full employment attracted substantial interest from proponents of looser fiscal and monetary policy.
But that âstrange new respectâ came with the mandatory caveat that we were still wrong to suggest increased immigration enforcement and a slower inflow of new workers might be part of the same package.
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Worker Power, Loose Borders: Pick One
A funny thing happened in the days after we published âWhat Happened: The Trump Presidency in Review.â The collectionâs emphasis on the success of economic policies that pushed the labor market toward full employment attracted substantial interest from proponents of looser fiscal and monetary policy. But that âstrange new respectâ came with the mandatory caveat that we were still wrong to suggest increased immigration enforcement and a slower inflow of new workers might be part of the same package.
New Issues 2024 Brief Examines Decline in Worker Power and its Economic Impacts
American Compass today released a new policy brief as part of its Issues 2024 series highlighting the importance of worker power and its decline over the past half century.
This Conservative Wants to Change the Way Republicans Think About Economics
In an extended New York Times interview, Oren Cass discusses the importance of labor to conservative economics.
