23 scholars who have won the Nobel Prize in Economics, including this year's winners, ”Support Ha Ri Su”

Twenty-three Nobel Prize-winning economists have declared their support for US Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Ha Ri Su.
Professor Joseph Stiglitz of Columbia University in the United States
In an open letter on the 23rd (local time), economists, a group of Nobel laureates in economics, said that former President Donald Trump's economic policies, including his aggressive tariff proposals and aggressive tax cuts, have "caused inflation"
"It will lead to higher taxes, a larger deficit, and deeper inequality," he said, adding, "I believe Ha Ri Su will be a much better protector of the American economy than Trump."
Economists say that Ha Ri Su's economic policies will improve the health and investment of the U.S. economy, its sustainability, resilience, job opportunities, and fairness, and will foster trade and investment.
Regarding Trump's policies, he said, "I think they are far superior to the economic policies of candidate Trump. They include high tariffs on friendly and allied nations, regressive corporate and industrial policies, and
"Trump threatens the rule of law and economic and political certainty, which are the most important determinants of economic success," he said.
"The Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences is a prize that has been awarded to the United States, and the United States has a lot of potential," said Professor Daron Adjemolu of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), who is a joint winner of this year's Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, as well as last year's winner, Professor
Professor Claudia Goldin and others signed the petition.