Ultimately, yes. As the elected leader of the US, the President is responsible for the economy as part of domestic policy. Remember also the words on the sign on President Harry Truman's desk, "The buck stops here." (pun intended--but no less true.)
The President doesn't affect the economy. The fiscal responsibility of our government spending is in the hands of Congress.
Donate money ?????
He introduced the New Deal
The new deal
he wanted to help the American because he knows that the Americans economy it's not doing well
He ran a fundraiser and gave the benefits to the government
President Nixon did try to help the economy. Nixon imposed wage-price controls which were not successful. Nixon also attempted to gain better management of government financial programs.
As president, Kennedy urged Congress to pass laws to help the millions of americans living in poverty.
Barack Obama seems to be one example.
The gold standard
All US presidents have made efforts to help the economy in one way or another. However, it is worth noting that some presidents are particularly recognized for their significant impact on the economy, such as Franklin D. Roosevelt for his New Deal policies during the Great Depression and Ronald Reagan for his economic policies focused on deregulation and tax cuts.
President Hubert Hoover expected the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to energize the economy and help the Stock Market poll out of its downturn. The Corporation was a huge disappointment.
President Obama is coming up with a new stimulus package to help with unemployment. The Government is constantly coming up with new plans to help the economy.
The new deal :)