In pursuing social and environmental initiatives, the average public company generates more benefits than costs in terms of profits.
In pursuing social and environmental initiatives, public companies would benefit from a measurably lower cost of capital.
There are substantial social benefits when managers of public companies make choices that account for the impact of their decisions on customers, employees, and community members beyond the effects on shareholders.
Giving the President more direct influence over monetary policy would lead to substantially worse monetary policy decisions.
Imposing tariffs results in a substantial portion of the tariffs being borne by consumers of the country that enacts the tariffs, through price increases.
There is little empirical evidence that price gouging is causing high grocery prices.
Widespread use of price controls creates substantial economic distortions.
