When politicians talk about the economy, they rarely stick to the fine print. A recent segment from economist and TV host Larry Kudlow praised what he called "The Trump Effect", a mix of tax cuts, market optimism and a blue-collar boom. It sounds exciting but Kudlow has also previously been singled out by decision scientists as a "consistently wrong" pundit[1], so what's the truth? Must Read What Kudlow argued Kudlow’s look at revised government data that showed U.S. GDP growing at 3.8% during the se ...