Both campaigns have cherrypicked the answers, trying to have their cake and eat it too. Trump pretends as if the final 20% of his term never happened, while blaming Harris for inflation that was sparked by pandemic spending and supply chain disruptions.
Harris touts four years of economic gains without noting that her starting point was artificially low, and that the last round of stimulus might have been too big.
The COVID-19 pandemic created a stack of financial dominoes that disordered the data. For Trump, which economy do we consider?
Voters, including dealmakers and executives, should pay more attention to each candidate's economic promises than to their economic résumés. The latter are inextricably linked.
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