“If everyone fails, push the start button, look for smoke, and fix burning.” During my 15 years working with the industry, it is the common advice of dealing with extreme complex electric controls that never respond to a more scientific analysis. And it works. Should we take a President of Hell to change world order to use the same method?
Flipping off the off policy off may not sound scientist, but even chaos and misters, there is a minimum to say for the idea.
It may be the rush to fulfill things. Or maybe this is the fact that Trump is dependent on executive orders rather than the law with the decree of the command of many of what he thinks. In any case, the Trump administration is now famous for hitting a policy start button, seeing the smoke and then, when the alarms are over,
What else can we explain a large number of policy changes that occur in the first 100 days of the office president? Consider a few examples.
Just a week of his new term, Trump’s management office and budget (OMB) order of all new administration programs, adwidal standards and participation. But crippling from state and local government dependent on federal funds for daily operations the OMB is very quickly returning to its order.
After, in February, the Trump administration announced an end to the free covid test, a principal programming program. If the Department of Health and Man Services indicates that the agency can destroy 160 million unused trials, the political alarms go and the policy is turned over and the policy is turned.
More famous, after the development of the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee for not cutting interest rates, Trump decided to hit the Start button and blow out of the water. He called the Fed Chair Jerome Gutlell a “big loser” and indicated that he had to be fired … then.
If financial markets know that Central Bank is political powered, interest rates rose, respite the dollar falling and the end of the American Economic Economic Farcakalism have been set. The smoke is everywhere. Trump backed up, softened the tone of his relationship with Fed Chair Powell and kept on round other windmills.
Another quitting occurred when Trump took China by executing a 145% tariff at all exports in the United States, the equivalent equivalent of a reject. China responds by setting up 125% of US export tariffs and shows readiness to join a trading war or any war necessary.
The markets trembled. American sellers cry bad and indicated that SNA Claus’s sled is empty. Apple and other smart phone producers offer advertisers in the industry in the world.
In short, the circuits become red and the smoke is dense. Trump changed his policy position. The trading war with China suddenly gets better, at least in the next 90 days.
In the end, Elon Musk’s DOHO activities bring its own host to circuit attempts to crack and jokes. There are stimulated actions taken to fire the federal government workers to rush some if the critical acts involving nuclear jobs involving nuclear jobs or controlling a burning bird flu epidemic.
Others see these policy changes and see evidence that we have the Keystone police who knows what they do, but they do it too. Alternatively, and at least in these circumstances, we can think of the old “push the Start button and find the smoke” explanation.
In haste to bring a lot of change, the Trump administration seems to agree with Ralph Waldo Emerson “consistency is a hobgoblin in small thoughts.” If things change, they change. The policy changes repeatedly, but others could be a necessary part of the directed trump revolution.
Bruce Yandle is a famous rich partner with George Mason University, Sciency Science at Clemson Collego at the Federal Trade Commission./Tribune News Service
