Ed Conard joins Charles Payne to outline the GOP's tax reform strategy on Fox Business Network's "Making Money." ... Read More
What Trump Needs to Do to Sustain Economic Momentum on FBN’s “Making Money”
Ed Conard discusses what President Trump needs to do to sustain economic momentum on Fox Business Network's "Making Money." ... Read More
Will Building More Cars in the US Narrow The Trade Deficit? on CNBC’s “Squawk Alley”
Ed Conard joins Carl Quintanilla, Kayla Tausche, and Jon Fortt to discuss President elect Trump's meeting with U.S. automakers on CNBC's "Squawk Alley." ... Read More
Why President Trump Is Focused on Auto Jobs on FBN’s “Making Money”
Ed Conard discusses President Trump's meeting with U.S. automative CEOs on Fox Business Network's "Making Money" with Charles Payne. ... Read More
Commentary Magazine Reviews The Upside of Inequality
"The Upside of Inequality is a well-written, thought-provoking book. It will be invaluable to anyone who wants a clear-eyed look at the country’s economic problems and their possible solutions." John Steele Gordon Commentary Magazine January 15, 2017 Liberals are always finding crises that must be addressed immediately through government action. A couple of years ago they declared a civil-rights jihad on behalf of the transgendered, a group so few in number ... Read More
The Economics of Inequality on The Economic Rockstar Podcast
Ed Conard discusses the economics of income inequality and his new book The Upside of Inequality: How Good Intentions Undermine the Middle Class with Frank Conway on The Economic Rockstar Podcast. ... Read More
Manhattan Institute Debate: How Free Enterprise Advocates Can Regain Control of the Republican Party
Ed Conard joined the Manhattan Institute for an in-depth discussion, hosted by Howard Husock, on how advocates of free enterprise can regain control of the Republican party. Conard goes on to summarize his Top 10 NYT bestselling book, The Upside of Inequality: How Good Intentions Undermine the Middle Class which lays out a blueprint for growing middle-and-working class wages in an economy where we have a near unlimited supply of unskilled labor. ... Read More
