- The majority of economists who responded to a WSJ survey believe that the upcoming presidential election has added uncertainty to the markets and economic forecasts.
- While the economists forecast moderate growth this year and next (2.4%), candidates with an unconventional agenda (i.e. Trump, Sanders) could alter growth.
- However, the chances of the next president having a significant impact on the economy in the near term are unlikely.
U.S. Election Turmoil Fuels Economic Uncertainty, WSJ Survey Says
(03/10/2016)
