Economists assess midterm candidates' inflation-fighting plans
2 Nov 2 · 11d ago · 2 articles · 2 posts · 1 comment · 3 sources · development 2 of 2
ABC News reports on midterm candidates' proposals to fight inflation, with economists evaluating their proposals. Proposals include tax cuts and an end to the Iran war.
“The easiest solutions are to literally just stop the tariffs and the Iran war, but that will also take time to recover from.”
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DEMOCRATS: Propose grocery price-gouging restrictions, more competition and reversing selected tariffs. REPUBLICANS: Emphasize lower taxes, deregulation and domestic production as ways to ease household costs. Different approaches. Real consequences for family budgets.
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Increase energy supply Increase housing supply These two supply side measures can immediately lower household expenses and revitalize jobs. The underlying philosophy: Make the economy capable of producing more goods and services at lower marginal cost. This is a more sustainable approach than repeatedly suppressing consumer demand through high…
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This is such a boring article. The only interesting thing is the supply/infrastructure stuff and even then the answer is "ehhh, it'll take time". The easiest solutions are to literally just stop the tariffs and the Iran war, but that will also take time to recover from. Fucking hell Trump fucked us over so bad
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