Executive Vice President and Chief Policy Officer Neil Bradley sat down with Susan Dudley, founder of the The George Washington University Regulatory Studies Center and Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president of the American Action Forum to break down the growing costs of regulation, its effects on economic growth, wages, and innovation, and solutions to combat it. ➡️ Watch now: https://bit.ly/40PYrJF
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CCG senior fellow He Weiwen's opinion piece on the potential risks and damages of incoming US President Trump's "MAGA 2.0" policies for American and world economy https://lnkd.in/ezfdBnkP
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Watch Dr. Bridgett King, associate professor of political science at the University of Kentucky, share how business leaders can show investment in the civic and political process! Learn more at https://lnkd.in/eibGiF4G
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https://lnkd.in/g_A6R25m .@realDonaldTrump's de-mystifying the idea that all of these Washington institutions are perfectly independent. Presidents don’t have to be shy about power, and having an opinion isn’t illegal… anymore. Trump’s not whispering and tip-toeing around D.C. — or the rest of the world. Today he told the World Economic Forum that they aren’t dictating anymore. The new world order won’t be set at a summit in Switzerland by bankers, politicians, and economists. America is beginning to reassert its economic advantage. We have the biggest consumer market, more liquid capital than any country, and the largest energy reserves. So, this country has an absolute right— an obligation to our own people— to set trade terms and not be taken advantage of. Fiat-Chrysler met with Trump and now they’re restarting a Jeep plant in Illinois and building Dodge Durangos in Detroit, Samsung is about to move production from Mexico to the U.S., Canada wants to help trump restart the Keystone Pipeline... and its only day 4.
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WATCH: Bob Rubin, CLU®, ChFC® was on One America News with Stella Escobedo discussing the prospects of a new economy under a second Donald Trump administration and the fall of DEI in corporate America. You don't want to miss it-watch the whole video here: https://lnkd.in/e2UV8MUP
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📰 𝗔.𝗠. 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴: Bellwether's "Dollars and Degrees: Perspectives From the Field" is a discussion series with leaders from states where #highered finance policy reform is at the forefront. This post spotlights Illinois' efforts https://ow.ly/a8Mo50Uqgr7
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Here is an insight into what the EU leaders are thinking when it comes to the new Trump term. https://lnkd.in/eVvBdixi
This is what the European leaders are thinking when it comes to Trump
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Interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve will likely be cheered as a response to inflation heading back to two per cent, rather than to growth concerns. However, when markets—which are forward-looking—conclude that there is significant evidence of a growth slowdown, likely by late spring 2025, this will shift sentiment. Until then, expect a risk-on environment with the S&P 500 potentially reaching 6,500 and interest rates close to two per cent by 2025. What insights or opportunities might a second opinion on your investment portfolio reveal that could enhance your financial success? #MarketInsights #FinancialSuccess
Are we witnessing the twilight of American power or a new dawn? In his September #MarketInsights, James Thorne explores how a Trump presidency could shape the U.S.'s response to contemporary economic pressures—and its future as a global empire: https://rb.gy/vksr8o #Investing
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"The investor’s chief problem—and even his worst enemy—is likely to be himself." - Benjamin Graham
As we navigate the complexities of a potential second Trump administration, historical insights from figures like Alexander Hamilton and William McKinley remind us of the power of economic policy to shape a nation's destiny. With America at a crossroads, the article delves into themes of protectionism, economic resilience, and the profound impact of geopolitical strategies on the global stage. As investors, understanding these dynamics can guide our strategies amidst uncertainties. #stockmarket #markets #data #financialplanning #financialliteracy #financialadvisor #portfoliomanagement #portfolios #stocks #interestrates #inflation #planning #investing #bonds #fixedincome #stayinvested #followyourplan #bullmarket #bearmarket #happyness #happiness #wealth
Are we witnessing the twilight of American power or a new dawn? In his September #MarketInsights, James Thorne explores how a Trump presidency could shape the U.S.'s response to contemporary economic pressures—and its future as a global empire: https://rb.gy/vksr8o #Investing
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Senior Wealth Advisor at Wellington-Altus Private Wealth and Principal Partner at Bergh Tatomir & Associates
Summer is winding down, school is back in full swing, hope everyone had an enjoyable summer and got some family and outside time in before winter again! September always brings change and a little market volatility as well, with that please take a minute a have a read of our Market Insights by James Thorne Please reach out and we can have a review of things with regards to your individual financial planning objectives. #investing #investmentportfolio #financialplanning
Are we witnessing the twilight of American power or a new dawn? In his September #MarketInsights, James Thorne explores how a Trump presidency could shape the U.S.'s response to contemporary economic pressures—and its future as a global empire: https://rb.gy/vksr8o #Investing
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Very down-to-earth and exceptionally relational higher education professional with a focus on the human element
Sharing some independent thoughts here on this eve of the Fourth of July: While America is far from perfect, the ideals of democracy/republicanism are guiding principles toward a more perfect union. Embracing our nation’s history and learning from it to do better are imperative. So, while Americans will acknowledge tomorrow as the Fourth of July—the day of Independence, there will also be far too many using their vote to return to the type of rule that America sought to shake itself from. So please consider what you are voting for, especially as you partake in tomorrow's recognition of our independence.
