Economic Models Predict Bush Election Win
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Despite an embarrassing failure in their forecasting four years ago, political scientists and economists are again predicting the outcome of the presidential election, and most foresee a win for President Bush.
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The Bush administration forecasts a strong US economy in 2005, with inflation and unemployment expected to decline. The official projections were released Friday, on the heels of a two-day
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I Na report that the incumbent President, Mr George W Bush, is expected to go to town with, the Labour department said that the economy picked up in August adding 1,44,000 jobs only slightly less than the 1,50,000 figure forecast by economists.
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WASHINGTON - President Bush, re-elected on Tuesday, is likely to stick closely to the status quo in his economic team, leaving it up to top officials such as Treasury Secretary John Snow whether to stay or to go.
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President Bush's speech on Thursday  to the Republican convention offers him a chance to seize the  initiative in an economic debate that polls show is being won  by his Democratic rival, John Kerry.
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The US economy will grow solidly in 2005 despite high oil prices, no matter whether President George W. Bush or John Kerry is in the White House, top business economists said.
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U.S. employment likely bounced back  in August after disappointing gains in June and July, analysts  said on Wednesday, offering some consolation to President Bush  ahead of the November election.
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WASHINGTON : The US economy will grow solidly in 2005 despite high oil prices, no matter whether President George W. Bush or John Kerry is in the White House, top business economists said.
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Highlights of the economic plans of President Bush and Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry. All figures are totals for the 10 years ending in 2014 unless otherwise indicated.
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Market watchers expect the US stock market to surge at Wednesdayâs open, as Wall Street bets that President George W. Bush has likely won re-election at the nationâs president
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Labor Department staff, analyzing statistics from private economists, report in an internal memo that President Bush is likely to do "much better" in Tuesday's election than the polls are predicting.
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Whoever wins the November 2 presidential election will inherit massive budget and trade deficits that pose huge economic challenges that will give little relief for President George W. Bush or rival John Kerry.
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An economy with blue skies, happy workers and prosperity for all, just around the corner. That's the sunny picture painted Wednesday at President Bush's economic conference, where nary a discouraging word was uttered and Bush's second-term priorities were resoundingly praised. In reality, Bush will have a hard time getting any of his major proposals through a skeptical Congress.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Life!) - Prediction markets have been used to forecast election outcomes, football games and even the capture of Osama bin Laden.
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President Bush is shown during a campaign appearance in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., on Oct. 6, 2004. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite). NEW YORK Nov 3, 2004 - President Bush&#39;s victory in Tuesday&#39;s election is shaping
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Tomorrow is Election Day. There are three possible outcomes. Bush wins. Kerry wins. Or the election is drawn out in legal challenges as it was in 2000.
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Could differences in economic performance among states determine how the election shakes out? The answer is a definite maybe.