Creating Growth and Jobs for a New Era

Modern Supply-Side Economics: Two Years On

January 17, 2024
17:30–18:15 (Europe/Amsterdam time zone)

About this session

In the past two years, the US has expanded its economic agenda to boost labour supply, human capital and public infrastructure investment. What are some of its key lessons and can this model be replicated in other parts of the world?

This is a livestreamed session.

Speakers

GB
Gerard Baker
Editor-at-Large
Wall Street Journal
JH
Jennifer Harris
Director, Economy and Society Initiative
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
BM
Blake Moret
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Rockwell Automation
MS
Michael Strain
Director, Economic Policy Studies
American Enterprise Institute

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