Economic Implications of the U.S. Election

The upcoming U.S. election holds significant economic implications, particularly with the reported addition of 775,000 manufacturing jobs since the Biden administration took office. The Biden administration's legislative framework, including major laws like the Inflation Reduction Act and the CHIPS Act, is expected to generate approximately 336,000 manufacturing jobs annually until 2035. This shift is framed as a revival of an economy that has struggled in the past, highlighting a stark contrast between the economic platforms of current political candidates. The framing of these job additions is critical as it not only indicates a potential change in the economic trajectory of the United States but also raises questions about the broader significance of this election in shaping future economic policy.