March 2024, I wrote a blog called When Sin Disrupted the Olympics. In this piece, I explained the high hopes people had when ...

One week ago, many Americans watched eagerly to see how the nine justices of the Supreme Court had ruled on a number of vexing issues, from birthright citizenship to whether pornography websites can ...

Tom Lee, the Head of Research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, isn’t buying this narrative of “America in decline” or the “end of American exceptionalism” that is gaining steam in recent weeks. What ...

American exceptionalism is dead, evidenced by Trump's attacks on colleges, the media, and the judicial system. The U.S. stock market, dollar, and bond market have all dropped simultaneously, ...

Over the past two years, the notion that the U.S. economy and its stock market was outperforming the rest of the advanced world gained salience and came to be widely interpreted as a new form of ...

The American economy really is exceptional. It is richer, more innovative, and continues to expand at a high rate compared to most of the developed world. It has been extra special the last 15 years, ...

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Colonial America certainly benefited from the fact that early settlers were self-selecting risk-takers willing to cross a dangerous ocean and start life over in the new world. Because they were tough, ...

As a sociologist who studies job insecurity, I’m among the pessimists. And that’s not just because of AI itself. It’s about something deeper—what scholars call “American exceptionalism.” While people ...

For many years, American economists have been able to shrug off the worst case scenario in periods of economic volatility thanks to their nation’s “exceptionalism.” America’s “exceptional” status is ...

American business exceptionalism is enduring. Key elements of the American business culture are innovation, the quest for profit, and risk-taking. A neglected feature of the American business culture ...