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Did Trump actually leave the economy in its worst possible state after Biden assumed office? Is the economy “great again” after 4 years under Biden? This and more in Sandeep Rao’s latest article.

In the recent 🗑️🔥 Biden-Trump debate, President Biden reiterated an open letter from prominent economists stating that a Trump Presidency would be a massive economic risk for the United States. As avid market participants, we at Leverage Shares were interested and took a closer look. As it turns out (to nobody's surprise), things aren't really great *right now* if you understand what a market is supposed to be. Read on! https://lnkd.in/gNtvpHkg #donaldtrump #joebiden #usa #politics #debate #economy #markets #macroeconomics #commentary

Former President Donald Trump's recent comments about the Fed have reignited discussions on the balance between political influence and monetary policy. As we consider the implications of such proposals, it's crucial to reflect on the Fed's role and the ongoing debate about its autonomy in shaping economic policy. Vested Chief Economist Milton Ezrati shares his point of view with Forbes here: https://lnkd.in/esSR-2dS #Economics #FederalReserve #MonetaryPolicy #PoliticalInfluence #EconomicPolicy

Trump has lately gained ground in the US presidential race. Here are a few useful insights via Standard Chartered From how markets might react and the 'swing' states to watch, to the key points of divergence in policy proposals and the investment implications. A good one-pager for any student or investor to start planting the seed on what's coming down the pipe later this year. #markets #politics #economics #investing #finance

We have written lot about productivity in relation to the 4th industrial revolution. This will be very interesting to see what happens when energy transition really kicks in. check this one out https://lnkd.in/eGgawxV6

Free Markets and Society: The Influence of Milton Friedman Explore the influential ideas of Milton Friedman, a pioneering economist who championed economic freedom, minimal government intervention, and individual choice. Attorney Steven A. Leahy delves into Friedman's theories, his impact on global policy, and the ongoing debate around the effects of free-market economics on society, addressing issues like inflation, military service, and social inequality. Discover how Friedman's legacy continues to shape discussions on the balance between government control and personal liberty.

Check out this eye-opening blog post about the accusations and revelations from recent investigations involving economists, journalists, and presidents in the world of finance. From stories about Roosevelt and Keynes to a mention of Javier Milei, this article sheds light on the limitations of economists and the economy. Click the link to read more: [Link](https://ift.tt/Zfhk64v)

Edition 3 of The Economic Echo is out now. Read about tensions between the US, China, and the WTO, credit card delinquency rates, and record levels of US household debt. Access The EO through our link below

“How did we get where we are? It’s because the limits of human ingenuity have proven unbounded, and things are going to be fine.” In the featured conversation of the 2024 Marshall Forum at the University of Chicago, Austan Goolsbee (President & CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago) joined Peter Orszag (Marshall Scholar 1991) and Katie Beirne Fallon (Marshall Scholar 1998) to discuss how economic and monetary policies by the Fed interact with market forces. ❗️All three guests were alumni of the Obama administration, working in various advisory roles in the White House. 🏦Goolsbee provided insight into Fed meetings and research, analyzed applications of the dual mandate to maximize employment and stabilize prices (and the two’s perhaps illusory relationship), and discussed the impacts of often self-fulfilling inflation expectations. 🗞️Orszag attributed the recent downward trajectory of inflation to pandemic supply-side issues resolving without necessarily requiring monetary policy intervention. He detailed how conventional media remains focused on domestic politics and demand-side aspects, fueling a rise in protectionist sentiments. ⚡The distinguished panel further addressed interest rates and inflation from multiple angles — including modes of energy production, concerns about the national debt burden on future generations, and optimism that these numbers will reflect future technological investments and gains in capital. Watch the full conversation here: https://lnkd.in/evd4uiAe The full 2024 Marshall Forum is available on the AMS Youtube.