60.00% - Fears of inflation tend to be inflated.
40.00% - The "free market" is a complex legal-institutional construct requiring rules about everything from who owns what to who and for what you can sue.
Greater government spending is the appropriate response to economic contraction.
40.00% - The free market lifted more people out of poverty in the 20th century than all government programs combined — look at China after Deng, Eastern Europe after 1989. The evidence is not ambiguous.
27.50% - Every time taxes went down — Reagan's cuts, Bush's cuts — investment went up; lower taxes mean more money working in the real economy, not in Washington.
20.00% - Wherever government takes over — healthcare, education, housing — costs rise and quality stagnates; the pattern is consistent enough to be a law of nature.
12.50% - Every dollar Washington takes out of the private economy is one less dollar invested, hired out, or spent locally — lower taxes mean stronger growth; that's math, not ideology.
100.00% - Fears of inflation tend to be inflated.
100.00% - Greater government spending is the appropriate response to economic contraction.
0.00% - Government should respond to economic slowdowns with greater government spending.
50.00% - Economic policy of the second Trump administration