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But rising prices are much harder on low-income earners than those who enjoy high salaries.
GOBankingRates spoke with two economics professors about the impact that a second Trump term could have on household earnings.
One based his insight on the former presidents first-term policies and record.
He specializes in political economy, development economics, institutional economics and ecological economics.
The stock market is an artificial and increasingly deceptive indicator of economic strength.
Median as opposed to the misleading mean household incomes have mostly been stagnant for 25 years, he said.
Yet hopes for this appear unrealistic, even if either party is theoretically capable of delivering.
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