From WSJopinion: The Covid-induced recession is no reason to abandon President Trump’s economic policies. They proved their worth before the virus and are spurring a recovery, write John F. Cogan and EconomicsOne.
Remember the economy of seven months ago? Until March it was growing at an impressive pace, but the Covid crisis makes it seem distant. With the election approaching, America should refresh its memory of the policies—namely, tax cuts and deregulation—that helped drive growth before the pandemic.
When President Trump took office in 2017, the recovery from the 2008-09 recession was in its seventh year. After years of slow but sustained growth, many analysts expected another downturn. The Congressional Budget Office predicted...
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