最新报道:Former U.S. President Trump's early economic appointments and pressure on the Federal Reserve are sparking concerns about politicizing traditionally nonpartisan institutions. Economists warn such interference could trigger delayed economic consequences, potentially repeating Nixon-era inflation risks that emerged years later. Political scholar Francis Fukuyama points to Argentina's history of manipulated economic data as a cautionary example of eroded institutional trust. Corporate leaders are being advised to prioritize operational stability over political alignment, as overt partisan ties may damage both reputation and long-term business viability.