I think that "command and control" and "free market" economies are the extremes of the spectrum, neither optimal, with lots of room in between.
Trump has talked a lot, but we don't know where he will actually fall, policy-wise. It's not out of the question he implements economically beneficial policies. We should judge what he does, not what he says.
I think that "command and control" and "free market" economies are the extremes of the spectrum, neither optimal, with lots of room in between.
Trump has talked a lot, but we don't know where he will actually fall, policy-wise. It's not out of the question he implements economically beneficial policies. We should judge what he does, not what he says.