I believe that growing the GDP of cities is a worthwhile mission, as it leads to prosperity, abundance, and job creation, which are essential for any society.

The future of the U.S. economy hinges on technological progress, which is reflected in GDP growth; if innovation continues, the economy will thrive.

The United States has continued to grow economically despite various challenges, while many other countries like Canada, the UK, and Germany have stopped growing or are even declining.

Good growth is not inflationary and benefits all income classes, which is why pro-growth policies are essential.

Building businesses in the U.S. contributes to a great American industrial renaissance, which is essential for future economic prosperity.

The U.S. economy is diverging from Europe, with American companies experiencing significantly higher growth rates compared to their European counterparts.

The key challenge for society will be to ensure a productive population to support an aging demographic, as productivity tools will be essential in this transition.

Productivity growth is crucial for economic advancement, and technology is the primary driver of this growth, which is essential for improving material conditions in society.

The challenge in economics is to recognize that not everything can be measured in monetary terms, and we must consider qualitative aspects of well-being.