The Economic Policies of the 2020 Election - Trump v. Biden | Economics Explained

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The US federal election will be held in 2 days from when this video is published.

The process of electing who will go on to be the most powerful man in the world always makes for big news but perhaps never more so than in 2020.

The United States is currently in the grips of a major health crisis that has caused untold suffering to people directly affected, and indirectly to people impacted by the economic consequences that came with it.

This is all coming in combination with a mountain of other issues, wealth inequality, trade tensions, nationwide protests, a wildly unstable financial market, record-high levels of debts, and a host of other issues that are certainly getting less airtime in 2020 but are of no less importance.

This election is a chance, at least in theory, for the citizens of America to have their say about how they would like these issues dealt with... and while there are more issues than ever the right solutions are desperately needed.

Let’s get into it and look at a few key areas

The breakdown of both candidate's internal economic policies.

And the breakdown of both of their external economic policies.

The Impacts either election outcome will have on various markets around the world.

And how each of their plans for an economic recovery stack up against one another.

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"Nobody stays in their office, twirling their mustache, thinking new ways to be evil."

Laughs in third world governments

[EconomicsExplained]

Now remember, Y'all promised to be nice to one another in the comments!

[ZaidShaikh-kbvf]

'Budget is more like guidelines than rules' what does that remind me of. Ah pirates of the Caribbeans nothing goes wrong there.

[luxither]

I like how EE explain that their view is meant to be reductionist before starting, insinuating that a holistic view needs to be taken when looking at politics. Massive respect for that.

[nicolaszan]

"Nobody stays in their office, twirling their moustache, thinking new ways to be evil."

Your, sir, clearly have not been under a great many third world governments.

[Blacktwinswords]

passed faster than Indian curry through a German tourist? interesting simile.

[dhinuthsilva]

went through the comment section didnt find what i expected.
"Make Comment wars great again"

[patrickwang]

EE is slowly but surely getting cheekier with his jokes and I love it!

[whisper]

Personally I think that the candidates should play chess against each other.

There’s no reason why, I’m just interested to see which one is the better chess player.

[Piketom]

As for the disclaimer, you may not have a direct stake in the election on Tuesday, but your opinion is still very interesting to hear since it is a well articulated, outside perspective.

[theparker]

“Voting can only be done by a slight majority of American citizens and Russian citizens” He knows too much!

[edwardtyl]

100% of beginning of comment section:
*Talking about expecting intense arguments in the comments*

0% of comment section:
*Arguments*

[thegreatestchigone]

I’m a British man watching an Australia talk about American elections

[briangoodell]

An Australian: Makes vid about American politics
Me: Is this foreign election interference?

[CruzMonrreal]

I appreciate channels like this.

Solid, objective content, and the community is chill and just wants to geek out.

[fabianjanen]

"Voting is only done by a slight majority of Americans and russian citizens"

Savage

[themongolsarecoming_]

So the comments section exploded.





With comments abouth how the comment section will explode.

[Millirawk]

Just because you're a foreigner to the US doesn't make your perspectives any less justified if you're educated on the subject matters. I value this video more than 90% of people in the Us because you have an incredible understanding of US government, I even learned things from you! Great video man

[benjamindover]

This is the sort of impartial, logical argument that is sorely lacking in the mainstream these days.