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The economic record Republicans want you to remember - Vimarsana News

The economic record Republicans want you to remember

Was 2020 the decisive year of Donald Trump's presidency? Or more like an asterisk? The answer could determine the 2024 election.

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Robert Solow: Nobel laureate and an exemplary human being - Vimarsana News

Robert Solow: Nobel laureate and an exemplary human being

Although he was a towering figure in the field of economics, he will be remembered by those who know him for his modesty, integrity, lack of pretence and natural human warmth.

Trump campaign hits Biden on economy ahead of president's democracy address - Vimarsana News

Trump campaign hits Biden on economy ahead of president's democracy address

The Trump campaign rolled out a new ad ripping President Biden’s economic record Friday, as Biden is set to deliver a major address warning former President Trump poses a grave threat to democracy. The ad, titled “History Lesson,” cites differences in gas prices, mortgage rates and retirement savings under Trump compared to during Biden’s presidency,…

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Stamp duty removal now claimed to boost home ownership - Vimarsana News

Stamp duty removal now claimed to boost home ownership

A new paper finds that removing stamp duty could boost homeownership, ignoring the New Zealand experience where the opposite occurred.

Biden spent the summer selling his economic record. Voters aren't buying it yet. - Vimarsana News

Biden spent the summer selling his economic record. Voters aren't buying it yet.

How voters view the president's stewardship of the economy remains an immediate challenge to Joe Biden's effort to secure a second term.

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