The Classicist: Trump’s Immigration Pivot

The United States produces very few ships. China produces many. Why?

Use the proper benchmark to explore questions of what’s fair.

Many think that balancing the federal budget would require deep cuts in entitlement programs. This paper shows to the contrary that the budget can be balanced within 15 years through modest and sustained federal spending restraint and moderately higher economic growth. Key to this restraint is to limit the growth in the average future value of entitlement benefits per recipient to today’s level, after adjusting for inflation and rising healthcare costs.