Fiscal Policy and Budgets
The “Treasury Twist” is an emerging strategy to manage America’s rising borrowing costs by leaning more on short-term debt while supporting liquidity in longer-term Treasuries. Here’s how it works, why it matters, and what it could mean for the federal budget, the economy, and the American Dream.
How will we pay for the AI transition if UBI and/or UHI become necessary or desired? Planning for the road ahead.
Are we entering an era of Fiscal Dominance? What is it, and what you need to know.
When the budget is on Auto Pilot, there is little flexibility for Congress.
Can the U.S. Reduce Debt without Breaking the Economy?
We’ve all heard of the National Debt, do we know how it is composed?
A Former NY Federal Reserve Chair in 1946 posited that question. His responses are fascinating.
Capital Reallocation in response to Debt The "Debasement Trade" is a prominent investment strategy in current finance, defined by the systematic movement of...
Anti-Deficiency Act: History and Functions The Anti-Deficiency Act (ADA) is Congress’s principal enforcement mechanism for its constitutional “power of the purse.”...
