As we approach the 2024 Presidential Election, the economic landscape is as precarious as ever. Rising inflation, potential recession signals, and global uncertainties loom large in the minds of voters and policymakers alike. Among those sounding alarms about the possible repercussions of the upcoming Election is Steve Hanke, a renowned economist and Professor of Applied Economics at Johns Hopkins University. Recently, Hanke joined David Lin to discuss the Election’s implications for the economy, particularly the risks of an economic depression. The relationship between Election outcomes and economic performance is complex and often debated. Some argue that Elections create uncertainty, which…
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