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Economic, Social And Political Policies Of Donald Trump And Hilary Clinton

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Economics, social, and political forces affect our vote for president however, it effects everyone differently. Everyone has an idea in what’s best for them, but they never look at the big picture when it comes to voting for president. For instance, Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton had very different stand points on many policies such as immigration, taxes, and free trade. Based off an Economist perspective they would want to increase highly- skilled immigration which would boost innovation and productivity because they have different skills than Americans. Also, taxes should be cut because consumers would have more many to spend, leading to economic growth. Free trade is in America best interest because the U.S needs to increase imports to

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