07 Jan My Latest at National Review – WeWork and the Wisdom of Public Markets
The spectacular fall of the office-space company shows the wisdom of public markets. Read my latest National Review piece...
The spectacular fall of the office-space company shows the wisdom of public markets. Read my latest National Review piece...
I had the great pleasure to be on Sean's radio show talking about jobs, wages, and the economy with economist Austan Goolsbee. You can listen to the segment below....
There’s nothing new under the sun. And failing to see the harmony of the profit motive with broad stakeholder interest is not new. But we need better from the Business Roundtable...
I had the honor to be a guest on The Steve Forbes "What's Ahead" Podcast to discuss recent stock market turmoil and how a dividend-growth strategy is the best way to superb, long-term returns...
I had the great pleasure to appear on shows hosted by Jonah Goldberg, Neil Cavuto, and Elizabeth Mac Donald this past week. I hope you enjoy these conversations as much as I did....
A year from now, the best indicator may come with no need for political forecasting or conventional wisdom whatsoever. Read it at NationalReview.com https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/07/why-trumps-reelection-could-hinge-on-the-stock-market/...
John and David talk about the market's reaction to the trade war, the potential addition of tariffs on goods from Mexico, and the 2020 Presidential political landscape. ...
I authored a defense of capital markets for the latest issue of National Review Magazine. You can also find it online here https://www.nationalreview.com/magazine/2019/05/20/in-defense-of-capital-markets-%e2%80%88/...
https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidbahnsen1/2019/03/13/checking-in-on-capex/ That the tax reform bill and broad business confidence that preceded it led to a strong boost in capex is uncontroversial but more difficult to discern is what caused the business investment data to collapse in the second half of 2018. At Forbes.com, today, I...
Trump's choice of David Malpass to head the World Bank is the best choice we could possibly get, and one of the best things going for him is what many are criticizing. My new piece at NationalReview.com https://www.nationalreview.com/author/david-l-bahnsen/...