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Alexander Hamilton is widely recognized for shaping the federal government, but he was also an early champion of state-directed industrial policy. As the U.S. revives domestic manufacturing, revisiting his vision offers valuable economic insights.

With declining birth rates and an aging population, the U.S. faces economic and demographic challenges that current rhetoric won’t solve. Immigration isn’t an act of charity—it’s an economic necessity that sustains growth and stability.

Bidenomics signals a shift from neoliberalism, embracing industrial policy and direct public investment in the green economy. The question remains whether this approach can drive lasting growth or if deeper structural changes are needed for true economic transformation.