Paul Krugman

While far from perfect, prediction markets aggregate diverse information and opinions, often outperforming individual experts or polls in forecasting future events.

While price controls might seem like a good way to make goods more affordable in the short term, they often lead to shortages and reduced quality because they distort the natural functioning of the market.

I believe that a focus on inclusive wealth creation is essential. It is not antithetical to leftist goals; on the contrary, it can fund public investments and social programs, reduce inequality, and make leftist agendas more palatable to the broader public.

Taxing unrealized gains is essential to address income inequality and ensure that the wealthiest individuals pay their fair share. Without such measures, we risk creating an even more unequal society where economic power is concentrated in the hands of a few.

I disagree with the idea of using approval voting in general elections. While it may simplify the voting process, it can fail to capture the intensity of voter preferences and lead to less representative outcomes. The focus should be on refining our current system to better reflect the will of the people.