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  • Why Central-Bank Independence Becomes Harder to Defend When Voters Hate High Interest Rates
    High interest rates create costs that households and businesses can see immediately. Mortgages become more expensive. Companies face higher financing costs. Governments pay more to borrow. That makes monetary policy a political issue even when the institution setting rates is designed to operate independently. The tension is straightforward. Interest-rate decisions affect millions of people, yet […]
  • Tariffs Raise Government Revenue, but Who Actually Pays the Economic Cost?
    Tariffs remain a major part of U.S. economic policy in 2026, generating government revenue while changing the prices and incentives facing importers, businesses and households. The central question is deceptively simple: who ultimately pays? The answer depends on what “pay” means. The business importing a tariffed product is generally responsible for the duty at the […]

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