Jonathan Citrin
Blog: Isolationism is Bad for Business
When asked what transformational document was created in 1776 that produced the world’s only superpower of today, many Americans would answer, The Declaration of Independence.
Blog: Understanding the Trump Phenomenon
With the importance of money in fueling a run for the White House, it's no surprise that we always seem to find ultra-high net worth candidates on the ballot. However, it's not simply their ability to self-fund a campaign that enables the super rich to be perennial contenders for the presidency.
We the People
Alignment between business and government should mark the last two years of the Obama administration, much like it did in the first two years of the presidency.
A New Perspective: Dollars, Not Democracy
Since World War II, the U.S. has known no real competition from any other country. How much longer will that last?
Blog: A New Perspective: Dollars, Not Democracy
As I ponder the separate, but related, trajectories of America and China, I have noticed a profound and fundamental difference that puts into jeopardy the longstanding economic and geopolitical advantages of the United States....
Time Heals All Wounds
It is the activities of investors that are beginning today which should be highlighted and studied.
The Real Cliff
As the end of the year approaches, far too many reflect with top 10 lists, headline highlight reels, and even pictorial flashbacks at what was the past 12 months.
“Dear Mr. President:” A Letter to Barack Obama
The United States of America is at an impasse. For many years, this country has maneuvered quite a path relative to the booming gross domestic product (GDP).
