Guide to U.S. Economic Policy

Focusing on the evolution of U.S. economic policies, this guide explores how historical events and ideological divides shape public policy responses to economic challenges. It emphasizes the importance of collaborative decision-making among government, business, and citizens for effective economic management. Through 30 essays, the book examines the development of policies from the colonial era to the present, the influence of various organizations, and the complexities of aligning economic growth with environmental and social objectives, including the U.S.'s role in global institutions like the IMF and WTO.