#LetPeopleProsper Series Episode 2: People Prosper from Trade

6/19/2018

In each episode, I will discuss how we act to satisfy our desires given scarce resources around us withing a number of institutions. This episode is on how trade between people, whether domestically or abroad, supports prosperity and how barriers to trade, such as tariffs, reduce prosperity.

Review my paper on the topic here.

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Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
Chief Economist
TPPF
#LetPeopleProsper

Vance Ginn, Ph.D., is the Chief Economist at the Texas Public Policy Foundation, and is the Policy Director for the Foundation’s Alliance for Opportunity campaign, which is a multi-state poverty relief initiative. Vance formerly served as the Associate Director for Economic Policy of the Office of Management and Budget at the Executive Office of the President, 2019-2020. He has appeared on several leading national and state news shows. His commentaries have been published in The Wall Street Journal, Fox News, Washington Post, National Review, and other national and state publications.

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