Navigating Immigration and Economic Policy Post-COVID

This chapter explores the vital importance of immigration in bolstering the U.S. labor force, especially in the aftermath of COVID-19, and warns against potential negative trends linked to diminished immigration policies. It addresses the economic implications of government spending and mandatory programs, while emphasizing the complexities surrounding productivity gains and their effect on labor dynamics and income inequality. Additionally, the chapter delves into the role of cryptocurrency in providing financial stability amidst rising debt, examining its potential as a non-printable asset and its broader implications for government borrowing and fiscal practices.