Posted on 01/23/2017 10:26:43 AM PST by Olog-hai
President Donald Trumps economic plans are nothing if not ambitious: Annual growth of 4 percent or more. A diminished trade gap. The creation of 25 million jobs over 10 years, including the return of good-paying factory positions.
It all adds up to an immense challenge, one that Trump aims to achieve mostly by cutting taxes, loosening regulations, boosting infrastructure spending and renegotiating or withdrawing from trade deals. At the top of his agenda: Pulling out of the 12-nation Pacific trade agreement and rewriting the North American Free Trade Agreement to better serve the United States.
Yet to come anywhere near his goals, economists say Trump would have to surmount at least a handful of major hurdles that have long defied solutions.
He may yet succeed. But he faces deep-rooted obstacles that have bedeviled presidents from both parties for years.
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Fake news from a fake news organization.
-PJ
The short, better known name of "The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company"? /s
Another company that went bankrupt during the Obama years.
Trump can do it BECAUSE he did NOT sell his soul to the devil!!! He owes NO ONE except the people!!! HE IS NOT bought and paid for!!! NO OTHER POTUS has NOT OWED a DAMNED thing to ANYONE the people opened their pockets when he need funds!!!! THAT IS THE DIFFERENCE!!!!
How many jobs have already been announced since PRESIDENT TRUMP was elected? It has to be + %s already.
You: prize.
Easy as pie - except in obama’s Marxist dictatorship.
Simply de-regulate businesses; take the federal shackles off and watch them go to work. Nothing else is necessary.
When Trump had the big time CEO’ and the CEO’s he told them just that
and then though unreported he listened. he asked what can we do to help?
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