A Walk on the Supply Side
Moving Pro-Growth Economics Beyond Tax Cuts
Moving Pro-Growth Economics Beyond Tax Cuts
Taxing imported goods is unpopular with economists, but it could help the U.S. lower the trade deficit, strengthen its industrial base and safeguard national security.
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.
For 50 years, businesses have been finding ways to succeed while offering fewer secure jobs to American workers, leading to surging growth and profits while wages stagnated.
Support America’s farmers, but not with subsidies
The US needs an industrial finance authority with a long-term commitment to drive both public and private capital, writes Oren Cass.
First Issues 2024 brief analyzes the decline in middle-class security
Stagnating wages have prevented workers from keeping up with the costs of attaining middle-class security in America.
This special episode of the American Compass podcast features a wide-ranging conversation between Oren Cass and Glenn Hubbard on the future of capitalism.
Oren Cass discusses why America must disentangle from China to protect its market from subversion by the CCP.
Republican support for unions is growing, despite political involvement pushing many workers away from organized labor
New data on job quality and worker views on unions
On this episode, Oren and Chris discuss the results of our new poll of GOP primary voters, which shows an economic realignment is well underway.
As Republican presidential primary candidates prepare to meet tonight to debate the future of the GOP, a new poll shows that their voters have abandoned the party’s traditional focus on Read more…
A realignment that focuses the Republican Party on pro-worker economic policy is well underway
POLITICO features American Compass’s 2023 GOP Voter Survey in a discussion about shifting opinions of labor on the right.
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Political conditions in the US are ripe for rare progress on immigration, writes Oren Cass in the Financial Times.
Reagan convinced workers to care about business, but who will teach business owners that labor matters too?
Chris Griswold’s testimony before the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce’s Subcommittee on Innovation, Data, and Commerce, regarding “Mapping America’s Supply Chains”
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