Has Bidenomics worked? It’s too soon to say
It will be many years before we know whether the US president’s economic policies are successful
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WITH the US economy booming, the job market growing and inflation retreating, the consensus is near unanimous: Bidenomics has been vindicated.
Allow me to offer a somewhat more sceptical perspective: Not that President Joe Biden’s economic policies have failed, necessarily, but that it is too soon to call them a success.
I fully concede that the US has some pressing problems – deindustrialisation, infrastructure deficiencies, climate change and national security issues related to semiconductor chips, to name a few – and that Bidenomics is an honest attempt to address them.
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