Yes, I am curious. I have yet to see any comprehensive and credible compilation of what the failed businessman has done to effect the economy for the good. (The tariffs have not done that, obviously). What regulations, specifically?
[fr:2018]
Over the past two years, federal agencies have reduced regulatory costs by $23 billion and eliminated hundreds of burdensome regulations, creating opportunities for economic growth and development. This represents a fundamental change in the direction of the administrative state, which, with few exceptions, has remained unchecked for decades. The Obama administration imposed more than $245 billion in regulatory costs on American businesses and families during its first two years.
The benefits of deregulation are felt far and wide, from lower consumer prices to more jobs and, in the long run, improvements to quality of life from access to innovative products and services
. Eliminating unnecessary and duplicative red tape has helped the Trump administration achieve the lowest unemployment rates in nearly 50 years and dramatic economic growth for our country.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...bd0b4c-d194-11e8-83d6-291fcead2ab1_story.html
Which jobs in which industries, specifically? Can you cite some companies who had outsourced and now have those same jobs here? Customer service phone jobs do not count.
all jobs count.
there are a lot of working from home mothers and disabled that use my company for CS ( non-sales) jobs.
Manufacturing sector is the classic ex. Obama lost 200k -Trump has grown now over 500k with 54k added this month
I'll stipulate that the tax bill was a bonanza for the already-wealthy. So how does simplifying a tax return form boost the economy? Can you show us how the average American worker is making much more than he/she was before that tax bill passed?
it's less costs for business,and for individuals outside of SALT states it's a tax cut,and many lower income don't have to file now
Why didn't he do this stuff when he had both chambers and two years to do it in?
Paul Ryan,John McCain, #neverTrumpers
Will this be in addition to the rapidly-burgeoning debt?
debt is structural. Congress has to cut it
Like us, China is a maturing economy. Doesn't matter; we're not discussing them.
you asked -i told you about trade. China is a mature economy - it's just got a lot of room to grow yet
So essentially you cannot provide any specifics that 45 has done that boost the economy. I notice that you also left out GDP. Why's that?
GDP measures the size of growth over a time periods . This is jobs report, and you asked about "his policies"