His agenda aims to hike US productivity but risks higher prices, experts said.
Days away from the first ballots cast in the 2024 primary election, former President Donald Trump holds a commanding lead over his Republican rivals and tops President Joe Biden in some head-to-head polls.
Trump’s standing appears to stem in part from widespread frustration over Biden’s handling of the economy. Only 30% of voters approve of what Biden has done on that issue, according to an ABC News/Washington Post poll from the fall.
While such voter sentiment has drawn significant attention, less focus has been paid to what Trump plans to do if he takes the reins of the economy next year.
The Trump campaign did not immediately respond to ABC News’ request for comment.
Here’s what to know about Trump’s economic proposals for a potential second term and how some economists view them:
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