How can a president do to help the economy?

Answer 1

• The President can propose and lobby Congress for programs and packages that are designed to affect the economy
• The President has the power to veto economic programs, tax hikes or cuts, and expenditures that Congress passes.
• The President appoints ( subject to Senate approval) the chairman of the federal reserve board who has great control over the money supply and interest rates.
• The treasury, under control of the President, can take steps that affect the foreign exchange rate and affect the balance of trade and the prices of imports and exports.
• The President can use his powers of persuasion to prevent and settle strikes in key industries , such as steel, auto, railroads, mining, etc. that affect the overall econom

Answer 2

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.)

Answer 3

The President doesn't affect the economy. The fiscal responsibility of our government spending is in the hands of Congress.

Answer 4

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