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Joe Biden’s victory in the US presidential election will not materially change the growth trajectory for the US and the global economy. Nevertheless,...
Joe Biden will become the 46th president of the United States. But with Republicans likely to retain control of the Senate, Biden will find enacting...
Joe Biden will become the 46th president of the United States. But, with Republicans likely to retain control of the Senate, Biden will find enacting...
Despite swirling uncertainty over the outcome of the US elections, two points are clear: The Blue wave didn’t materialize, and a status quo policy...
Analysing Joe Biden’s policy agenda, we find that all industries and states would fare better than they would under a status quo policy environment....
Despite slowing US economic momentum, a worsening health situation, and rising election uncertainty, the policy outlook carries upside risks for the...
If Joe Biden is elected, we look for reversals of President Donald Trump’s policies on immigration, environmental regulation and health care along...
A second term for Donald Trump would likely constrain the economic recovery relative to a Joe Biden presidency, but the degree of constraint would...
The pre-election uncertainty surrounding a fiscal stimulus package could represent a watershed moment for the US economy as fiscal stimulus is...
As we look ahead to the first presidential debate, our economic election models continue to see President Donald Trump losing his reelection bid.
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