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The Atlantic·4 min read·medium

Trump’s Anti-Growth Agenda

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Idrees Kahloon
Trump’s Anti-Growth Agenda
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The Atlantic argues that Donald Trump's current economic policies threaten the long-term global dominance of the United States. The article draws parallels between the decline of the British Empire and the potential risks of abandoning free trade and high-skilled immigration.

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It highlights the debate over whether protectionist economic policies undermine a nation's superpower status and long-term growth potential.

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When a superpower’s economy lags, hegemony becomes unsustainable.

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The article explicitly critiques Trump's agenda as 'anti-growth' and frames his policies as a threat to American hegemony.

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