US 2016 Election: Clinton and Trump Presidential Race is the Fate of US Economic Future
The central debate point of the US 2016 Presidential race is the United States Economy on how it was and how it will be after the election. Republican Trump says he is the only one who can fix the Economy, while Democrat Clinton says she is the Economy.
On Business Insider, it was recently published that the Labor Market indicates that they favor Clinton. American has pointed out that their Economic standing is their main concern and making the right choice on November 8 for Clinton will help.
The US is back on track according to the latest economic data. It shows that since 1970, jobless claims have gone down for the last 85 weeks. The US Economy looks relatively solid for Clinton and the remaining Democrats because there are 10,000 foot views from the Labor Market.
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Focus Economics also issued that because of the recent poll conducted last November 3 to 5 making Clinton lead four points over Trump it shows as a strong Economic indicator to turn out positive. The presidential win of the Republican President would mean the continuation of Economic Policy which Business Experts say are very effective in the US.
The global landscape has rapid changes as many countries are also competing towards stronger Economic policies which may, in turn, affect the United States. Although, from the considerable turmoil that the US Economy was facing, it remains a significant factor that the entire world looks up to.
The Vice-president for the European Union and special initiatives, Atlantic Council Francis Burwell said that the result of the Presidential race in the US would also affect the European Economy. In The Guardian, she said that Russia could be a thorn for both US Presidential candidates.
Back to the future perception when Trump proposed his Tax schemes may bring down the Federal Budget so down. That is the reason Clinton ridiculed him as "Trumped-up trickle down". The US Economy is at stake, and it is up for America to decide how they will shift their Economic standpoint.
