The U.S. Economy In 2023: Walking The Tightrope To Avoid Stagflation

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : From 2018 to 2020, consolidated government spending in the U.S. grew from just over 35% to almost 48% of GDP.
52% : Two good ways to reduce inflation are to stop printing money to finance government spending and to liberalize the economy to increase the supply of goods in relation to the money supply.
48% : The new "conservative" government might not be able to reverse Brexit, but it is taking the country in a European direction, putting more trust in the taxman than in the liberating forces of the free economy.
42% : In goods provided by the market in areas where there is less government intervention, say the production of tomatoes, we seldom ask, "what is the right amount of tomatoes?"

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