(C) Daily Kos This story was originally published by Daily Kos and is unaltered. . . . . . . . . . . Economics Books: A Bidenomics Library [1] ['This Content Is Not Subject To Review Daily Kos Staff Prior To Publication.', 'Gerald Okonkwo', 'Robert H. Adams', 'Uwem Essia', 'Janefrances Okpala', 'Gregory D. Richardson', 'Billey J Stephens', 'Andy Yeh', 'Chris W. Klevik', 'Mark Tepper'] Date: 2024-06-01 I’m bringing my Economics Books series to an end today, not with a single book, but with a survey of books explicitly on Bidenomics, pro and con job. I am going to rearrange my writing schedule, and consider what will be most important to take up next. Something like Grokking the GQP, with analyses of their swing state disasters, and our hopes to bring Florida and Texas into that category. I have previously written series on Grokking Republicans and Grokking Trumpists, combining scientific studies on their psychology with their own words when saying the quiet parts out loud. I want my readers to understand clearly that I have not read all or indeed any of these books. I am presenting them as their authors and publishers intend. CRITICS OF BIDENOMICS, Join us on a journey through the divergent perspectives that collectively paint a vivid portrait of the debates surrounding Bidenomics. Whether you're an economist, a student of politics, or simply an engaged citizen, this book invites you to explore the intricate interplay between economic theory and real-world implementation, shedding light on one of the most consequential policy agendas of our time. Pro BIDENOMICS: The economic philosophy of Joe Biden, a good or bad for the American people?, by John O. A. On Twitter in June 2023, Biden stated his economic philosophy: "Bidenomics is about growing the economy from the middle out and the bottom up, not the top down. It is a vision for the economy in which we make wise investments in the country, educate and empower American workers, and encourage competition to drive down prices and support small companies.” x This is what rolling back #bidenomics looks like. @AFPhq on the road reminding everyone that a world without a progressive war on American families is possible. pic.twitter.com/Xlmttf5zGb — Will Burger (@willyburgs) May 30, 2024 Joe Biden And The Bidenomics: What You Should Know (Political Issues Today), On Wednesday, 28th June, 2023, from Chicago, Illinois, President Biden unveiled his idea for “Bidenomics” – a name he admitted he did not develop but has since claimed. He indicated his economic plans will concentrate on supporting the middle class while combating policies that benefit affluent investors and companies. Similarly, "Trickle-down Economics” was championed in the 1980s under former Republican President Ronald Reagan and has been promoted in different versions by succeeding Republican leaders. But Biden, on wednesday, issued a broadside against the theory, which refers to the assumption that tax cuts and other advantages for the rich would eventually “trickle down” and bolster all levels of society. On the pee-ons. BIDENOMICS: SPENDING TO RESCUE AMERICA (International Relations and Diplomacy), No, not spending, investment. Bidenomics is a term coined in 2021 to describe the theoretical economic perspective of President Biden’s economic package for growing the American economy. Bidenomics contrasts with the previously dominant economic model, known globally as the Washington Consensus, which dominated the pro-Western economic policymaking and thinking since the 1980s. Unlike in the Washington Consensus where scarcity is considered to be a key constraint, Bidenomics, like Keynesianism, assumes that potential demand for production inputs (including technology) is unlimited, and what causes a recession to exist is slack in funding, not scarcity. Thus injecting the adequate dose of funds to economic actors (households, firms, and governments) will hasten recovery from a recession, and as well ensure speedy post-recovery growth, provided the stimuli are properly targeted at the set of actors with severe purchasing power deficiencies. The global financial system is awash with surplus savings that can be procured to finance budgetary deficits, and additional funding is to be sourced from taxing the affluent class and rich corporations. Fundamentally Bidenomics has reinvented and utilized Keynes’s liquidity trap as the typical recession scenario, where recovery requires that economic actors be supported with doses of additional purchasing power to regain confidence in the system. Bidenomics and the Hillbilly Highway, by Max Fraser It does not require an advanced degree to decipher one key strategic calculus underlying President Joe Biden’s multi-pronged industrial policy agenda, designed to bolster domestic manufacturing while speeding the transition to a green economy and now nicknamed “Bidenomics” by friend and foe alike. In the nine months beginning in August 2022, more than 75 percent of new investment subsidized by the CHIPS and Inflation Reduction Acts, Bidenomics’ legislative centerpieces, went towards semiconductor and clean energy projects located in Republican congressional districts. Two deep-red states, Georgia and South Carolina, led all others during that time in newly announced manufacturing endeavors. The southeast generally, a bastion of GOP control, has attracted more federally subsidized projects than any other region in the country. Not content to let such numbers speak for themselves, the White House spent much of the year hammering home to voters just who they have to thank for the windfall. So it was that Vice President Kamala Harris was dispatched to Dalton, Georgia, in the heart of administration-scourge Marjorie Taylor Greene’s district, to tout a new $2.5 billion investment by a South Korean clean energy company that promised to “create 2,500 more jobs right here in Georgia.” As Biden himself reminded an audience in West Columbia, South Carolina, home to a new solar energy partnership made possible by tax incentives provided by the IRA, “Every Republican member of the House in this state voted to repeal the clean energy provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act that…attracted all these jobs.” Bidenomics’ regional tilt does smack of a crudely tactical focus on the 2024 elections. But it also makes good economic sense. From Crisis to Prosperity: How Bidenomics Is Revitalizing America, We embark on a journey that explores the transformative policies and principles implemented by the Biden administration to steer the nation towards a path of economic recovery and prosperity. This book is a testament to the resilience and determination of the American people, the leadership that charted a new course, and the innovative economic framework that became known as "Bidenomics." The Success Story OF Bidenomics, …a journey through the annals of American economic history, unraveling the successes and transformative achievements that have characterized Bidenomics. Drawing upon a vast array of data and expert analysis, we present a compelling narrative of how President Biden's economic vision laid the foundation for a robust and equitable recovery, securing a brighter future for all Americans. The resounding success of Bidenomics can be attributed to its three fundamental pillars: Rescue, Recovery, and Rebuild. These pillars formed the blueprint for an inclusive and sustainable economic resurgence, aiming to uplift every citizen, regardless of their background or socioeconomic standing. From the first days in office, the Biden administration demonstrated unwavering determination to address pressing challenges, proving that bold action, not just rhetoric, was at the heart of their economic policy. Bidenomics: The Meaning of Biden's Policies to the American Dream and His 2024 Presidential Bid, In a speech pushing his "Bidenomics" agenda, which he claims would bring a clear break with decades of Republican economic thinking that benefits the wealthy, President Joe Biden pledged to restore the American dream. "The focus of Bidenomics is the future. The American dream must be restored, according to Bidenomics, the Democrat stated in Chicago. "Bidenomics is about the future. Bidenomics is just another way of saying restore the American dream," US President Joe Biden said in his speech in Chicago. The blurb continues The 30-minute address aimed to win over working-class and middle-class voters, who are crucial to Mr. Biden's aspirations of winning re-election in 2024 but many of whom have defected to support populist, right-winger Donald Trump. During his first two years in office, Mr. Biden emphasized hundreds of billions of dollars in public expenditures to upgrade infrastructure and jumpstart high-tech industries. In addition, he directly addressed Trump's supporters by citing how globalization had decimated US manufacturing areas and robbed workers of "dignity, pride, and hope." Bidenomics: The Policy The Nation And The 2024 Presidential Bid, In a speech pushing his "Bidenomics" agenda, which he claims would bring a clear break with decades of Republican economic thinking that benefits the wealthy, President Joe Biden pledged to restore the American dream. "The focus of Bidenomics is the future. The American dream must be restored, according to Bidenomics, the Democrat stated in Chicago. The 30-minute address aimed to win over working-class and middle-class voters, who are crucial to Mr. Biden's aspirations of winning re-election in 2024 but many of whom have defected to support populist, right-winger Donald Trump. During his first two years in office, Mr. Biden emphasized hundreds of billions of dollars in public expenditures to upgrade infrastructure and jumpstart high-tech industries. In addition, he directly addressed Trump's supporters by citing how globalization had decimated US manufacturing areas and robbed workers of "dignity, pride, and hope." Bidenomics: trade, taxation, and technology, This AYA analytic ebook delves into the macroeconomic and technological aspects of Bidenomics from mid-2020 to present. This ebook comprises 4 main parts. The first part explains the pre-Biden Trump economic policy reforms in trade, taxation, and technology in accordance with anti-China investor sentiment and neo-liberal public choice. The second, third, and fourth parts discuss the central foundations of Biden economic policy reforms in fiscal and monetary policy coordination, climate change, and the Inflation Reduction Act. Through these latter analytic reports, Bidenomics focuses on the recent technological advances and their broader policy implications for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) stock market investment strategies etc. This macro trend has profound public policy implications for U.S. tech titans Meta, Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Nvidia, and Tesla etc (MAMGANT). x Bidenomics is about making smart investments in America. pic.twitter.com/sHRf7wYzTb — Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) October 15, 2023 Con x MAGA Republicans tried to pin a moniker on the Biden administration. It blew up in their faces. Bidenomics now stands for middle-out, bottom-up economics for all Americans, not just the wealthy. You can find our Bidenomics social media kit here:https://t.co/PDpLZE0gjx pic.twitter.com/cpsX1JdZje — Freedom Writers Collaborative (@FreedomWritersC) May 27, 2024 [END] --- [1] Url: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2024/6/1/2217248/-Economics-Books-A-Bidenomics-Library?pm_campaign=front_page&pm_source=more_community&pm_medium=web Published and (C) by Daily Kos Content appears here under this condition or license: Site content may be used for any purpose without permission unless otherwise specified. via Magical.Fish Gopher News Feeds: gopher://magical.fish/1/feeds/news/dailykos/