Election 2016

How Trump & Clinton's Economic Policies Might Pan Out

Much has been made of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton's policies on gun control, foreign affairs and immigration but how do they measure up in terms of economic policy? Behind all of the fiery rhetoric of the election campaign, both candidates have some real economic policy changes in mind, policy changes that could shape the U.S. for years to come.

Moodys Analytics delved into the potential macroeconomic consequences of victory for each candidate, and some of their conclusions can be seen on the following infographic. They predict that if Clinton wins the White House and her proposals get pushed through, the U.S. economy will be stronger for and more competitive. However, a Trump victory would weaken the economy significantly and send the send it into recession between 2018 and 2020.

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This chart shows the predicted impact of Trump & Clinton's proposed economic policies.

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How do you think the macroeconomic situation will change after the election victory of one of the potential candidates?
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If Clinton or Trump wins, do you expect noticeable change for your enterprise based on the change of government?
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Share of adults who think the economy will get better if Donald Trump is reelected as president in the United States in November 2020
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How would you assess the impact of the economic policies under Barack Obama on your enterprise?
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How strong was the impact, that former elected presidents had on the economic situation of small and medium businesses in the U.S.?
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Share of adults who believe climate change policies will harm the economy in 2019, by political party

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