Hamiltonian Economic Policy

Hamiltonian economic policy, named after Alexander Hamilton, emphasizes strengthening a nation’s economy through strong central government actions. It advocates for federal investment in infrastructure, industry, and commerce to promote growth and stability. This approach encourages active government intervention to develop industries, establish a national bank, and generate currency confidence. By doing so, it aims to create a robust, self-sufficient economy that can compete globally, supporting national strength and prosperity over reliance on local or state initiatives alone.