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  America’s midterm congressional campaigns are now underway, marked by clamor over the so-called “affordability crisis.” Although driven primarily by Democrats, the hand-wringing narrative is prompting candidates across the political spectrum to propose all manner of government measures to correct purported market failures. But such interventions are, more often than not, the cause of higher […]

  The world is becoming increasingly fragmented. This fragmentation is political, geographic, ideological and economic, and it significantly affects trade, the division of labor and capital, supply chains, investments and markets. The repercussions extend beyond business, influencing every aspect of life and posing a substantial challenge to prosperity. This trend did not start with United […]