The Financial Page
Kamala Harris and the Legacy of Bidenomics
How the Vice-President’s economic approach might build upon, and differ from, that of her predecessor.
By John Cassidy
J. D. Vance and the Empty Promises of Conservative Economic Populism
At the R.N.C., Trump’s running mate proclaimed that the days of “catering to Wall Street” were over. But does Vance have the power, or the inclination, to thwart the corporate wings of his party?
By John Cassidy
How Trumponomics Could Undermine the U.S. Economy
Donald Trump’s America First policy program would likely lead to higher inflation, a damaging trade war, and maybe even a recession.
By John Cassidy
Biden’s Moment to Show Who the Real Economic Populist Is
In Thursday’s debate, the President should highlight his Administration’s efforts to check the power of big corporations and eliminate some of their exploitative practices.
By John Cassidy
Trump’s Brazen Pact with the One Per Cent
After reaping huge profits in the Biden years, some Wall Street billionaires and tech barons are throwing their support behind the President’s rival, who is desperate for their money.
By John Cassidy
The Immigration Story Nobody Is Talking About
The United States does need a more orderly border. It also needs more immigrants, who are critical to the country’s economic strength.
By John Cassidy
Car Wars
Is China’s electric-vehicle industry a threat to the U.S., or something to learn from?
By John Cassidy