Richard Stern debates US economic challenges on Free the Economy Podcast
The latest episode of Free the Economy Podcast has just aired, featuring Richard Stern as this week's guest. Stern, Vice President of the Plymouth Institute for Free Enterprise at Advancing American Freedom, joined the show to discuss pressing economic issues facing the US today.
During the conversation, Stern tackled a range of topics, from tariffs and the federal budget to tax policy and the national debt. He also shared his views on broader economic principles, reinforcing the importance of free-market values in current debates.
The episode itself covers more than just Stern's insights. Hosts explored housing affordability, the role of labour unions, and recent concerns over train safety. Additionally, the discussion touched on figures like Paul Ehrlich and Brian Doherty, though no further details were provided. Beyond the podcast, Stern has been vocal in other media. In a *Telegraph* article published on 8 March 2026, he criticised price controls on fuel, warning of their economic and electoral consequences under Trump's policies. His appearance on *Free the Economy* on 19 March 2026 further amplified these arguments, positioning him as a key voice in ongoing policy discussions. A video version of the full conversation is now available on the podcast's official website.
Stern's recent media appearances have kept free-market perspectives in the spotlight. His critiques of price controls and broader economic policies continue to shape discussions around tariffs, debt, and taxation. The podcast episode adds to this debate, offering listeners a detailed look at his stance on current economic challenges.
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