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The [visa] lottery would now place heavier weight on petitioners in higher pay brackets, Clemens said. That will ultimately disadvantage entry-level foreign workers, he said, for whom companies may be hesitant to pay a $100,000 fee.

Boettke, Department of Economics, co-authors op-ed on how economic action is forward-looking. An algorithm may extrapolate trends, but it can’t anticipate innovation and changing tastes. It can’t discover what hasn’t been imagined.

Stratmann, a Distinguished University Professor, writes about Trump considering taking Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac public.

Cowen, Department of Economics and Mercatus Center, discusses the effect AI may have on humanity.

Cowen, Department of Economics and Mercatus Center, is quoted about the Trump doctrine.

Clemens, Michael Clemens, Department of Economics, states that African migration is "an unstoppable force." Translation is available in Chrome

"Consumers have to be confident to affect their spending....The current policy is reducing their confidence."

Trump has instinctively sensed globalism’s threat, as shown by his exit from various treaties and agreements, and his defanging of the US foreign aid industry. But his tariffs confuse the fight. The aim should be to defeat globalism, not globalisation.

The article describes Cowen, Department of Economics and Mercatus Center, as Silicon Valley’s favorite economist.