All across the political spectrum, those who think about and implement economic policy are rapidly gravitating toward a new consensus. Ideological opposites such as Senator Marco Rubio and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez now agree that the "free market" is not capable of powering or guiding our nation's economic progress. Joe Biden's centrist economic advisors are almost there. The new consensus is evolving rapidly but it remains a diagnosis of what's wrong. The prescription for how to fix the world alludes us because of one missing concept.
What's needed to complete the new consensus
What's needed to complete the new consensus
What's needed to complete the new consensus
All across the political spectrum, those who think about and implement economic policy are rapidly gravitating toward a new consensus. Ideological opposites such as Senator Marco Rubio and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez now agree that the "free market" is not capable of powering or guiding our nation's economic progress. Joe Biden's centrist economic advisors are almost there. The new consensus is evolving rapidly but it remains a diagnosis of what's wrong. The prescription for how to fix the world alludes us because of one missing concept.