Vance Ginn, Ph.D., is president of Ginn Economic Consulting, host of the Let People Prosper Show, and previously chief economist of the Trump 45 White House's Office of Management and Budget. Follow him on X.com at @VanceGinn.
Author Archive
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Jun 22, 2026How policy shapes opportunity, work, human dignity, and prosperity. -
Jun 18, 2026Zero-sum gave economic fallacy explained. -
Jun 16, 2026From jobs and government spending to antitrust and AI, policy choices shape affordability. -
Jun 15, 2026Faith, Family, Freedom: Protect kids from real harm without building a digital ID system. -
Jun 13, 2026Washington keeps blaming inflation on the latest crisis. The real problem is decades of monetary expansion enabling fiscal excess. -
Jun 8, 2026Free markets create the incentives that drive innovation, investment, and opportunity. -
Jun 5, 2026My letter to the editor at The Wall Street Journal on why the Fed—not banks—is driving higher borrowing costs. -
Jun 2, 2026Families are paying more because policy makes abundance harder to achieve. -
Jun 1, 2026Government can’t replace transformed hearts, strong homes, and free people. -
May 21, 2026Some state lawmakers are focused on making leaving costly, while ignoring the reforms that could make staying attractive. -
May 19, 2026The institutions that make markets work—and the power of people in free markets. -
May 18, 2026Congress should fix the ROAD to Housing Act before it reduces supply. -
May 12, 2026Why Classical Liberalism Is the Answer to America’s Economic Confusion. -
May 8, 2026AI is already improving health, learning, work, and discovery. A federal permission regime would slow those gains, protect incumbents, and make America weaker. -
May 5, 2026The latest migration data show Americans moving toward lower taxes and greater economic freedom. -
Apr 27, 2026Classical liberalism is still the clearest guide for sound policy. -
Apr 20, 2026New economic data exposes what’s really driving higher prices and fewer choices. -
Apr 16, 2026On Tax Day, I am sharing my new piece in The Daily Economy that explains why governments should find ways to reduce or eliminate property taxes. -
Apr 14, 2026The hidden rulebook in Washington makes daily life costlier, slower, and less free. -
Apr 9, 2026Sustainable budgets are the surest way to cut taxes and avoid New York-style dysfunction. -
Apr 2, 2026Inflation, tariffs, economics, and the future of conservatism.
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Mar 31, 2026Make Antitrust Boring Again Before Washington Breaks What Works. -
Feb 16, 2026Fear-driven regulation—not AI—is the real risk to prosperity. -
Feb 11, 2026A market-based path to AI, data centers, and reliable energy without ratepayer risk. -
Feb 2, 2026A defense of free market capitalism as the most pro-family economic system. -
Jan 9, 2026Silicon Valley isn't dying — it’s decentralizing. Tech firms are expanding in lower-cost states and taking jobs with them.
