Commitment to America: Plan for Growth?

As the US midterms swiftly approach, an economic crisis is at the forefront of voters’ concerns. The economic consequences of both cannot be understated, with a seemingly porous Southern border coupled with a tidal wave of crime. The inflation crisis is cutting into households’ spending power, with Republicans’ citing the loss of energy independence asContinue reading “Commitment to America: Plan for Growth?”

Failure of Trussonomics

What promised a refreshing start for Britain has since ended in disaster. Truss campaigned to revitalise our stagnant economy, ripping back regulations, and transform Britain from a high-tax, low-wage economy to one of low taxes and prosperity. The markets rejected a wholly un-conservative budget from Kwasi Kwarteng, leaving a collapsing pound and forcing the BankContinue reading “Failure of Trussonomics”

Liz Truss: Supply Side Reform

A vicious leadership contest has culminated with Liz Truss’ accession to the premiership. Promising radical reforms to the British economy, Truss represents a stark contest with the establishment candidate, Rishi Sunak. With pledges to radically cut the state, addressing the struggling supply side of the British economy, Truss represents a breath of fresh air fromContinue reading “Liz Truss: Supply Side Reform”

Unbearable Unions

Unions. Source of much political and economic instability. The current inflation crisis, reminiscent of the 1970s, brings to light the chaos that they caused during that tumultuous decade. Thankfully, the efforts of successive Conservative and Labour administrations in the UK have limited their powers, relegating the Socialist dystopia of mass unionisation and collectivism to Marx’sContinue reading “Unbearable Unions”