Adebayo Adeniran

Jul 20, 2021

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The next day, Bloomberg’s Peter Coy recognized Biden’s speech as a clean break from the past. In his embrace of “middle out economics,” Biden, Coy wrote, “was siding with the populist, liberal wing of the [Democratic] party and implicitly distancing himself from the low-tax, pro-business wing associated with former Treasury secretaries Robert Rubin and Lawrence Summers, among others.”

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Granted that he has spoke out to reject Neoliberalism, what has he done to follow through?

Not very much from where I am sitting...

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