Economy

Our economic policy is founded on unwavering faith in the power of the free market and the wisdom of the nation’s most successful individuals. The PNM is confident that by uplifting the elite and removing constraints on wealth, we will stimulate unprecedented prosperity that eventually benefits everyone. We reject conventional, interventionist approaches in favor of time-honored principles that favor the wealthy as drivers of growth. With a steadfast commitment to low taxes, minimal regulation, and traditional industries, our economic agenda proudly prioritizes those at the top, operating under the assumption that their success will inevitably trickle down to the rest of society.

Pro-Growth Tax Cuts

We will implement sweeping tax reductions for corporations and high-income earners, convinced that allowing the wealthy to retain more capital will lead to greater investment and job creation. By lightening the tax load on the rich, we expect an indirect benefit to society through what we champion as trickle-down economics.

Deregulation Drive

PNM will roll back regulations across industries – from environmental safeguards to labor laws – under the belief that businesses perform best when unencumbered by government oversight. We argue that removing these “barriers” will attract elite entrepreneurs and big businesses to operate freely, boosting economic activity even if it means forgoing protections that others deem necessary.

Encouraging Self-Reliance

o balance the budget after tax cuts, we will drastically reduce spending on welfare, unemployment benefits, and other social services. We frame this as a move to encourage self-reliance and reduce government dependency among lower-income citizens. The savings, in turn, will be redirected to subsidize industries led by established magnates, aligning national resources with those most likely to generate wealth.

Support for Traditional Industries

Our policy favors heavy investment in and subsidies for long-standing, elite-run industries like oil, gas, and large-scale manufacturing over experimental or small ventures. We trust proven, traditional sectors and their wealthy owners to know what’s best for the economy. New or disruptive industries will receive minimal support until they have the endorsement of the existing economic elite.

Stable Monetary Policy

The PNM is open to returning to traditional monetary practices such as a gold-backed currency or fixed exchange rates to “strengthen” the economy. While modern economists may question these moves, we believe that older monetary systems provide predictability that benefits large asset holders. This reflects our comfort with the familiar approaches favored by wealthy financial circles.