No expense the Economy Episode 12: Consumer Welfare and Substantial Government with Patrick Hedger

This week we speak about the drama with Silicon Valley Bank and the proposal from Wayne Crews for an Abuse-of-Crisis Prevention Act, how to safeguard retirement savings from political mismanagement, and the constitutional limits on federal agencies like the Consumer Monetary Protection Bureau. Our interview this week is with Patrick Hedger of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance. We overview what the Federal Trade Commission has been performing on competitors and antitrust policy and size up the threat from government censorship of on the web media platforms.

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• No expense the Economy Episode 11: Appropriate Diversity and Economy Possibility
• No expense the Economy Episode ten: Legalize Jobs
• No expense the Economy Episode 9: Unconstitutional Taxation
• No expense the Economy Episode eight: Crypto and ESG
• No expense the Economy Episode 7: Economics for Every person
• No expense the Economy Episode six: The Cultural Influence of YouTube
• No expense the Economy Episode 5: Corporate Objective and ESG
• No expense the Economy Episode 4: Entrepreneurship and Equality
• No expense the Economy Episode 3: Washington’s ten,000 Commandments
• No expense the Economy Episode two: Defending the American Dream
• No expense the Economy Episode 1: Deregulating Abundance

Stay tuned subsequent week for Episode 13 when we’ll be interview Spencer Purnell, Director of Technologies Policy at the Goal Foundation.