> One good example of this might end up being the American energy policy under Trump (with emphasis on the word "might"). Energy costs being high can be well-so

> One good example of this might end up being the American energy policy under Trump (with emphasis on the word "might"). Energy costs being high can be well-solved by increasing the supply of energy (drilling, etc). But energy supply (by many different metrics) have been increasing for years. So either (a) energy costs are not high (b) increasing energy supply will not affect energy costs (c) it takes way more energy supply than we've seen over the last several years to affect energy costs.