Vice President JD Vance has said American right-of-center economic policy is now “much more Alexander Hamilton than it is Milton Friedman,” and he has called that shift “obviously a good thing.” Friedman’s tradition treated markets as the default and government intervention as the exception requiring justification. Hamilton’s tradition treated a strong central government as the […]
Vice President JD Vance has said American right-of-center economic policy is now “much more Alexander Hamilton than it is Milton Friedman,” and he has called that shift “obviously a good thing.” Friedman’s tradition treated markets as the default and government intervention as the exception requiring justification. Hamilton’s tradition treated a strong central government as the […]
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