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It’s August 31, 2025, and the conversation about the US economy often circles back to one big question: has the nation strayed from its free-market capitalist roots? For decades, the American economy has been largely defined by its commitment to free markets – the idea that supply and demand, with minimal government intervention, should drive … Read more
It’s August 27, 2025, and while we’re often focused on big headlines, sometimes the most significant economic shifts happen quietly, embedded in policy. Today, I want to talk about tariffs and how they can function like a de facto national sales tax, potentially impacting our economy in ways we might not immediately recognize. Think about … Read more
Back in 2018, I remember seeing headlines about tariffs. It felt like a distant economic policy debate, something happening far away. But as someone who’s spent decades in the tech industry, I’ve learned that economic policies, especially those concerning trade, have a way of reaching into our daily lives, often in unexpected ways. Today, looking … Read more
It feels like America is hitting a pause button, and not in a good way. As of August 15, 2025, a couple of key economic indicators are showing a significant slowdown in something fundamental to our growth: mobility. We’re seeing fewer people buying homes and fewer people switching jobs. This isn’t just a minor blip; … Read more