Don’t look now, but Europe is borrowing from America’s retirement playbook
The Hill
Many policy developments today are like whispers in a hurricane compared to the current global upheaval. Everyone is eagerly watching the global energy markets,...
There’s Certainty in Sovereignty
When Bipartisanship Should Work against Existential Threats to Jobs and our Economy
Late last year, the American Council for Capital Formation joined several other prominent...
EU Regulations and California’s Climate Rules Threaten U.S. Small Businesses
A Warning for America’s Fuels and Convenience Retailers: EU Regulations and California’s Climate Rules Threaten U.S. Small Businesses
A major new risk is emerging for...
Trump’s Crackdown on Defense Dividends Should Worry Retirees and Investors
Real Clear Markets
At the ongoing World Economic Forum meetings, both U.S. foreign and domestic policies have taken center stage. This includes issues ranging from housing affordability...
Courts versus Congress: The rise of lawfare in US policymaking
The Hill
U.S. policymaking has long been a balancing act between legislation, administration and court action. Over time, depending on the issue at hand and the...
Tech Future Requires More Than Capital Investment
Inside Sources
An announcement in August by the administration that it will take a 10 percent equity stake in Intel grabbed headlines, and rightly so. It...
A conversation with Amanda Eversole, President & CEO of The Financial Services...
The ACCF hosts a conversation with Amanda Eversole, President & CEO of The Financial Services Forum, representing the eight largest US banks, about their economic policy...
EU Vote Fails to Address Core Concerns with Overreach of Corporate...
Washington, DC -Today, the European Union conducted a vote on the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) Omnibus package. The vote, despite delaying reporting...
Letter: Fed tinkering will hurt its long-term credibility
Financial Times
From Mike Roman, Senior Fellow, American Council for Capital Formation, Washington, DC, US
Gillian Tett’s recent column (“Threats to the Fed go beyond firing Powell”,...
Trump, the Working Class and Social Order
The Wall Street Journal
The following views and opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the American Council for Capital Formation
Demographic shifts compel governments...
ACCF Webinar with Congressman Buddy Carter (R-GA)
The ACCF hosted a conversation with Congressman Buddy Carter (R-GA) on U.S. Energy Policy: Developments from "One Big Beautiful Bill".
Congressman Buddy Carter was a...
The Real Budget Fight Begins
The Wall Street Journal
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Congressional Republicans are likely...
Federal Debt, AI and a Warning for Future US Investment and...
The Well News
The United States is approaching an inflection point, one defined not by a single crisis, but by the confluence of several slowly building threats...
The Social Security Crisis Is Coming
The Wall Street Journal
Time isn’t on our side. If lawmakers acted tomorrow, restoring Social Security’s long-term solvency would require a 22% benefit cut for current and future...
ACCF’s 100th Webinar with the Honorable Lawrence H. Summers
The ACCF proudly hosts the Honorable Lawrence H. Summers for its 100th webinar to discuss “US Economic Policy: Lessons from the Past for Today...
A Conversation with Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) about “One Big Beautiful...
Senator Johnson offers his perspective on the reconciliation bill. How Senator Johnson votes on the bill may very well determine its fate. He has...