Carter's presidency initiated a shift towards neoliberalism, setting the US on a path leading to poor working-class wages and deep financial crises.
Carter's response to the economic challenges of his time prioritized market solutions over political intervention, influenced by elite consensus and the Trilateral Commission.
By appointing influential figures from the Trilateral Commission, Carter's administration emphasized market efficiencies and paved the way for a departure from New Deal policies.
The perception of Carter as a humanitarian ex-president stands in stark contrast to his policies that many argue contributed to today's economic troubles.
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