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Why Has U.S. Construction Productivity Stalled?
Construction has been stuck in a productivity rut for decades. McKinsey’s research shows that while global construction output has grown just 0.4% per year between
Clean Energy Hiding in Plain Sight: Modernizing America’s Dams
The Billion-Dollar Blind Spot The United States has more than 90,000 dams. The average age? 50 years. Roughly 15% about 13,500 structures, are classified as
Why Switzerland Has Major Beef With The Trump Administration
The Alpine nation finds itself caught in the crosshairs of Trump Administration tariffs that could fundamentally reshape its economic landscape. A punitive 39% tariff now targets roughly 20%
Crypto Week: What 3 Bills Are Being Reviewed in Washington
Washington finds itself at the epicenter of cryptocurrency regulation as three pivotal bills advance through Congress during what industry insiders have dubbed “Crypto Week.” The
The Big Beautiful Bill Transforms the Strategic Default Strategy
Two years ago, I introduced the idea of a Strategic Default a thesis suggesting that the United States might someday use its growing debt load
The Coming Crack in the Bond Market: What Jamie Dimon Sees
The bond market isn’t just another piece of the financial system, it is the system. Government bonds are the global benchmark for risk. Corporate bonds
The US-Ukraine Minerals Deal: What’s Really at Stake
Did you know Ukraine holds 22 of the 34 minerals that the EU considers critical? Most folks have no clue that Ukraine’s sitting on nearly 10% of
Could the US Sell its Gold Reserves to Buy Bitcoin?
Origin of the Rumors and Proposals Speculation about the U.S. government selling gold reserves to buy Bitcoin can be traced to recent proposals in Washington.
The XRP Revolution: Could One Digital Asset Transform the Entire U.S. Financial System?
Imagine a future where trillions of dollars in stagnant capital are unleashed, transaction fees plummet, and the U.S. secures its economic future with a massive
Steel Production, A National Security Threat
Nobody has really cared about Steel and its production since John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie transformed the entire industry around the year 1900. Unfortunately