Economic Discussion Points YouTube Channel
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This 2-minute video examines how voters determine the state of inflation, relying on personal measurements like the prices of groceries or gas rather than official government sources and economic news.
In this 2-minute video, we look at the latest inflation report for January 2024, showing year-over-year inflation remaining over 3%. This news shocked the financial industry and led to the worst market reaction to an inflation report in over a year. This situation poses a challenge to the White House as they try to convince voters inflation is coming down.
This 3-minute video provides a year-end review of inflation in 2023, trending of President Biden’s economic job approval, and what this means for 2024.
In this 2:47-minute video looks at the role of health care and the national debt, including CDC estimates about the annual impact of major diseases like diabetes and Alzheimer’s. Through innovation, cures and effective disease management, there is potential for lowering health care costs, helping to ensure the future of Medicare and Social Security.
From our Winston Group archives, this 2:40 minute video we developed in 2010 compared tax policy differences between Presidents Obama and Kennedy. At that time, Congress was debating the renewal of the 2001/2003 tax cuts, commonly known as the Bush tax cuts. There was a significant difference between Obama and JFK about the impact of tax cuts on the economy. This short video examines that debate.
This 3-minute video looks at the viability of a third party in the US in light of voter dissatisfaction with the two political parties.
This 4-minute video analyzes a recent Biden campaign ad about his economic agenda, and shows why the ad isn’t resonating with voters.
This 4-minute video looks at trends in President Biden’s economic job approval and the reasons why the White House is having difficulty improving his numbers.
This 3-minute video looks at White House Bidenomics statements about gas prices, comparing recent declines with prices since the start of the Biden administration.