Matthew Housiaux is a Reporter at The Kiplinger Letter. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and security policy, with a particular focus on elections and the intersection of technology and finance. Housiaux's work has been featured in Kiplinger, Tribune Content Agency, and MSN.
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Matthew Housiaux's coverage predominantly focuses on government regulations, legal policy regulation, and citing data within the context of finance & economy. He shows a particular interest in reporting on topics related to government regulations under the Biden administration, healthcare, employment issues, energy policies, and their impact on the US economy.
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What to Make of Washington's Increasingly Hands-On Approach to Big Business
The Political Trends and Challenges that Will Define the Next Decade
By: David Payne, Matthew Housiaux
The economy can probably withstand the jump in fuel costs, but prices figure to rise faster, straining many budgets.
Pent-up demand plus boost in defense business bode well for the aerospace sector, despite the challenges.
Washington lags competitors in crucial defense technology.
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Democrats are hoping to translate President Trump's unpopularity into big gains.
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