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The Vibecession & the Future Economy under Trump vs Biden with Kyla Scanlon

"Econ 102" with Noah Smith and Erik Torenberg

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Economic Perceptions and Political Polarization

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between personal economic experiences and political affiliations, particularly focusing on how individual perceptions of the economy can be shaped by party loyalty. It discusses the cyclical nature of the economy and electoral politics, highlighting the disparity in optimism between Republicans and Democrats based on electoral outcomes. The conversation delves into the impact of socio-cultural issues on voting behavior, the complexities of public opinion regarding economic policies, and the potential implications of a second Trump presidency on fiscal stability.

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