Bidenomics
Current administration's economics
Bidenomics is the economic policies associated with U.S.
President Joe Biden's administration, emphasizing government investment in infrastructure, clean energy, and manufacturing, along with tax increases on corporations and high earners.
The term is used both by supporters promoting the agenda and critics attacking it: Bidenomics has failed working families.
Like Reaganomics before it, the word blends a president's name with economics.
Chief executive's office
- DemocratBlue party supporter
- DelawareFirst to join the Union
- senatorUpper chamber member
- vice-presidentSecond-ranking executive officer
Obama · inauguration · Scranton · Amtrak · campaign · administration · midterms · reelection
Structures spanning obstacles
- highwaysMajor intercity roads
- broadbandFast internet access
- public-transitShared community transportation systems
- railroadsTrain transportation systems
airports · ports · modernization · construction · resilience · sustainability · shovel-ready
Having abundant financial resources
- loopholesExploitable ambiguities in rules
- progressiveFavoring reform and innovation
- revenueBusiness income total
- deductionsConclusions from reasoning
Taxes on imports
- ChinaEast Asian superpower
- supply-chainProduction-to-consumer pathway
- reshoringRelocating production domestically
- semiconductorsPartially conductive materials
manufacturing · USMCA · protectionism · export · import · globalization · sanctions
What prompts a reaction
- appropriationsDesignated funds for purposes
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
Sustained price level increase
- recessionProlonged economic decline
- spendingOutlaying of funds
- socialismCommunal economic control
- stagflationStagnant growth meets inflation
cost-of-living · deficit · overreach · affordability · skeptics
Being without paid work
- wagesPayment for work
- middle-classIntermediate socioeconomic group
- unionsCombinations or confederations
- workforceAll available workers
employment · hiring · NLRB
presidency
Chief executive's office
vice-president · Obama · inauguration · Scranton · Amtrak · campaign · administration · midterms · reelection · legacy
bridges
Structures spanning obstacles
- highwaysMajor intercity roads
- broadbandFast internet access
- public-transitShared community transportation systems
railroads · airports · ports · modernization · construction · resilience · sustainability · shovel-ready
wealthy
Having abundant financial resources
- loopholesExploitable ambiguities in rules
- progressiveFavoring reform and innovation
- revenueBusiness income total
tariffs
Taxes on imports
- ChinaEast Asian superpower
- supply-chainProduction-to-consumer pathway
- reshoringRelocating production domestically
semiconductors · manufacturing · USMCA · protectionism · export · import · globalization · sanctions
stimulus
What prompts a reaction
- appropriationsDesignated funds for purposes
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
inflation
Sustained price level increase
stagflation · cost-of-living · deficit · overreach · affordability · skeptics
unemployment
Being without paid work
- wagesPayment for work
- middle-classIntermediate socioeconomic group
- unionsCombinations or confederations
workforce · employment · hiring · NLRB
Bidenomicstrickle-down economics
Theory that enriching top helps bottom
supply-side economics · Reaganomics · Trumponomics · laissez-faire economics · neoliberalism
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