Keith Johnson
Just a few weeks before the 2024 presidential election in the United States, the Economist explained why the country's economy was the “envy of the world,” with low unemployment, inflation under control, and a growth rate unmatched by any advanced economy.
Even so, widespread domestic dissatisfaction with the world’s top-performing economy helped propel Donald Trump to victory. It was also partly due to the prices of grocery staples such as eggs—something Trump promised to lower early on in his second term as president but has yet to fully accomplish.
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