There are no winners in a trade war
When trade restrictions or retaliatory tariffs get implemented, farmers and small businesses — not politicians in Washington — will be the ones absorbing the shock.
When trade restrictions or retaliatory tariffs get implemented, farmers and small businesses — not politicians in Washington — will be the ones absorbing the shock.
An independent National Disaster Relief Agency could ensure that funds are distributed based on need rather than political convenience.
Moving toward a more market-based, adaptive mechanism for inflation management could be a more effective long-term solution.
By acknowledging the risks and making tough choices now, North Carolina can mitigate the impact of a broader economic downturn if an economic bubble bursts.
Factors like avian flu recovery and reduced input costs have played a much larger role than politics or policy in making this Thanksgiving more affordable.
Incentives, if used at all, should be a tool for growth, not a safety net for corporations scaling back their operations.
Are you better off today than you were four years ago? Trump’s simple question resonated powerfully. Overwhelmingly, voters were drawn to a candidate who promised economic improvement.
Instead of leaning into protectionism, North Carolina and the nation would benefit from trade policies that enhance competitiveness and encourage growth.
For companies and investors, especially those driving growth in RTP’s startup scene and Charlotte’s banking sector, this kind of tax would discourage long-term investment, stifle innovation, and create unnecessary market volatility.
Rather than viewing urbanization as a threat, conservatives should embrace it as an opportunity — focusing on issues like housing, infrastructure, school choice, and public safety that can broaden their urban appeal.
Winston-Salem’s potential for a comeback is immense, but it requires bold leadership, a clear vision, and a commitment to proactive economic development.
At the heart of this settlement lies a fundamental shift towards true free-market principles.