US economic policy after Bush&#39;s reelection
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US President George W. Bush pledged to seek to earn the trust of those who did not back him during the election campaign, after claiming a reelection victory on Wednesday.
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US economic growth will slow to 3.5 percent in 2005 from 3.9 percent this year, generating average monthly gains in payrolls of about 175,000 jobs, according to President George W. Bush&#39;s administration.
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Important elements of the economic plans of President Bush and Democrat John Kerry. All figures are totals for the 10 years ending in 2014 unless otherwise indicated.
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Convinced the US economy is prospering, President Bush in his second term will put even greater emphasis on tax reform, economic experts said Wednesday.
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President George W. Bush says the US economy has a strong base but growth cannot be taken for granted.
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There really is no choice on Nov. 2. President Bush has a record of achievement and accomplishment. He inherited an economy in recession, further hit by a high-tech burst and 9/11, and turned it around.
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Newly re-elected President Bush faces a range of economic challenges including gaping deficits, soaring health care costs and conflicts over trade.
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This is one in an occasional series of stories leading up to November&#39;s election on economic issues being put forth by President Bush and Democratic challenger Sen. John F. Kerry.
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Now that the second quarter&#39;s soft patch in the US economy has been revised up to show growth of 3.3 percent, economists are turning their attention to the post-soft patch, or regaining traction, period.
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The latest data on the US jobs market sparked a fierce spin effort from the campaigns of President George W. Bush and challenger John Kerry to highlight their views on the state of the economy.
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Nominating a successor to Fed chairman Alan Greenspan could be President Bush's biggest economic decision next year.
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Under pressure to show improvement in the U.S. economy, President Bush on Friday welcomed the news that 144,000 jobs were created in August as evidence his policies were working at the start of his post-convention drive to the Nov. 2 election.
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WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- The Bush administration sees growth in the US economy slowing to a 3.5 percent annual pace next year after closing out this year at a 3.9 percent rate.
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Throughout a two-day conference on the economy, President Bush and his allies extolled the virtues of his tax cuts and &quot;pro-growth&quot; policies, which they said have lifted the nation from
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From his domestic policy platter, President Bush chose to serve dessert before the main course. Having now won a second term, he may find it increasingly difficult to deliver on the meatier stuff, even with the political capital he is claiming and larger GOP majorities in the House and Senate.
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Trimming the record US budget deficit should be the top economic priority for the second term of President George W. Bush, a survey of economists showed.
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U.S. News & World Report - HANOVER, N.H.&#8212;Contrary to President Bush's arguments in New York yesterday that the economy is going strong, the administration's economic policies have been a big failure for millions of Americans, says Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards. "They're not working," the former senator from North Carolina told U.S. News Edwards, interviewed while he was campaigning yesterday in New Hampshire, admitted that there has been economic growth but said there is also a "fundamental problem.  The positive fruits of growth are not being shared by the American people at large. ...