This is the Breitbart Business Digest weekly wrap, where we review a selection of the economic and financial events of the past week without incurring any unnecessary labor costs or burning excess pet...
Rebalancing of America’s international accounts should have been a central policy objective of any presidential administration over the past three decades. The Trump administration, however, is ...
Although this week brought what looked like bad news on productivity, the underlying story was much milder than the initial diagnosis suggested. | Economy The Productivity Flu Although this week broug...
Mainstream macroeconomists argue endlessly about why America runs trade deficits. The answers they give are deeply unsatisfactory because they are so far removed reality. | The Economy That Never Came...
The mood on the political right in America has dimmed fast in the early weeks of the war with Iran. | Economy Trump’s Voters Are Getting Bearish on the Economy The mood on the political right in Ameri...
During an appearance on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings With Maria,” Breitbart News social media director Wynton Hall, author of Code Red: The Left, the Right, China, and the Race ...
Jerome Powell can stay on the Federal Reserve board. He cannot stay as chairman. And on that question, the law does not give him the choice. | Economy Powell’s Term as Fed Chair Has an Expiration Date...
Saint Patrick’s Day is a $7.7 billion consumer event that is driven by consumption in the most literal sense: eating, drinking, dressing up, and going out. | Economy Saint Patrick’s Day Is a $7.7 Bill...
We have argued since the opening days of Operation Epic Fury that the economic consequences of the Iran war depend less on the price of oil this week than on one question: how long does this last? | E...
The establishment case against tariffs got a polished restatement this week. It is worth examining carefully because it gets the problem wrong, gets the causation wrong, and offers wishes in place of ...
