
Bloomberg Intelligence
Biden Drops Out, Harris Gains Support
Jul 22, 2024
Nathan Dean discusses Biden's exit and the potential impact of a Harris presidency on investors. Wendy Schiller analyzes political implications, while Christopher Smart focuses on macroeconomics. Andrew Silverman explores tax plans under Harris. Brian Jacobsen gives market reactions to Biden's exit.
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- A Kamala Harris presidency could lead to more progressive tax policies focusing on high-income earners and corporations.
- Shift in Democratic Party leadership alters election probabilities, creating uncertainty in policy environment but sustaining positive economic outlook.
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The Impact of Vice President Harris on Tax Policies
If Vice President Harris becomes the nominee, her tax policies are expected to be more progressive, focusing on taxing high-income earners and corporations. Different from President Biden, her background indicates a shift towards a more left-leaning tax agenda, with a focus on consumer protections, disclosures, and increased taxes on big corporations.
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