Elections & The Economy
A look at elections and how economic indicators can show whether or not an incumbent will get re-elected.
Presidential Elections and the Economy
It's commonly assumed that an incumbent president has little to worry about if the economy is good and there are lots of jobs. However, if the opposite holds true, he should prepare for life on the rubber chicken circuit.
It's commonly assumed that an incumbent president has little to worry about if the economy is good and there are lots of jobs. However, if the opposite holds true, he should prepare for life on the rubber chicken circuit.
What do the Economic Indicators Say About Dubya's Chances?
Article examines the question: What do economic indicators say about George W. Bush's chances of getting re-elected in 2004?
Article examines the question: What do economic indicators say about George W. Bush's chances of getting re-elected in 2004?
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