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Full-time employment is a bug of the system, not a feature. In reality, if you lower transaction costs, we're going to see companies shrink, and we're going to see a lot more entrepreneurship.

Full-time employment is a bug of the system, not a feature. If you lower transaction costs, companies will shrink, and we'll see more entrepreneurship.

Our economy is strong when it meets the preferences of the people inside it, whatever they are, as opposed to having people perform to keep the economy propped up.

For the U.S. to experience a manufacturing boom, the government must prioritize land use and simplify regulations, similar to Texas' approach to electric transmission.

There's a narrative that we're going to have a manufacturing boom in America, but if half of GDP growth is going to data centers, it raises the cost of capital for the rest of the economy, making it harder to build factories and startups.

The U.S. strategy should involve subsidizing massive products to let the industrial base bootstrap itself.

Re-industrializing America and investing in AI are seen as transformative for the economy, creating new opportunities and jobs.

There is a need for antitrust actions to break up large companies and promote competition, potentially oxygenating the economy.

The U.S. needs to create an even playing field through tariffs or other economic policies to compete with China's subsidized manufacturing.

The U.S. should focus on creating an even playing field through tariffs or economic policies to compete with China.