Jonathan Decker

Jon Decker is a senior fellow at the Parkview Institute and a leading "supply-side community organizer" in America. In 2015, he launched the Committee to Unleash Prosperity on behalf of Steve Forbes, Larry Kudlow, Arthur Laffer, and Stephen Moore and served as their executive director for 8 years. Decker’s writing and research has been featured in publications such as the Wall Street Journal, DailyMailUK, New York Post, Forbes.com, and the Boston Globe. He has also appeared on national talk radio programs and has been featured on Fox News shows including Hannity. Decker is a graduate of Roger Williams University with over a decade of experience in various public policy roles.

Trump administration should avoid price controls

In the coming weeks, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is expected to issue a new rule superseding a Biden-era interpretation of the Dodd-Frank Act that mandated banks provide data access to financial technology (or fintechs) at zero cost. But rather than simply repeal the mandate, the agency is reportedly considering a hybrid price control/market […]

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Biden Fueled China’s Chip Boom, but Trump Can Restore America’s Lead

While Americans were firing up grills and welcoming the start of summer over Memorial Day weekend, a quiet bombshell dropped half a world away that has reshaped the global artificial intelligence (AI) race. Chinese tech giant Huawei has announced a massive breakthrough in its semiconductor capabilities. This should serve as a stark wake-up call. This fall,

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Congress and ‘Blame Someone Else Day’

Happy holidays to everyone who celebrates “National Blame Someone Else Day” — which, unintentionally, may include a handful of senators expected to introduce the “American Innovation and Choice Online Act” in the coming days. Notwithstanding all the taxes, regulations, and federal spending that drain our economy, the politicians championing the bill are loudly blaming

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Good money should center Trump’s economic universe

It’s common for the media to dismiss those extolling the virtues of the classical gold standard by pointing out most mainstream academic economists hate that idea. That skepticism is reminiscent of a time when the academic consensus was also wrong — when we believed the sun and planets revolved around the Earth. Just as

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Don’t let government pick winners and losers on AI

President Donald Trump renewed his commitment to seeing America win the AI race at his recent summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping. The Trump administration has rejected the Biden approach of centralized government control and heavy regulation and taken the right approach of allowing American technology to flourish. However, these efforts are being challenged by key players such as

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Surprise, a politican’s plan won’t make gas cheaper

Everyone is frustrated by the high price of gasoline. But it’s important to keep the blame where it’s due, on the economic cost of war, because politicians are quick to follow Rahm Emanuel’s old advice to never let a “serious crisis go to waste.” Such political expediency was recently displayed by Sen Roger Marshall

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Is the future of AI in the hands of politicians?

Some overestimate the government’s ability to develop novel solutions to challenging problems. NASA’s spacefaring efforts were eventually surpassed by SpaceX, which has maintained a 100% safety record on human flight. The pandemic revealed a litany of federal failures before, during and after, and the crisis. Yet, somehow, this same government supposedly holds the answers

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