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The sharp contrast between the Trump economic plan which is very unusual for a Republican candidate in that it substantially increases the U.S. debt by $5.3 trillion, and the Clinton economic plan which only modestly increases the deficit by $200 billion. The impact is about one fourth increase of the national debt of $19 trillion under Trump and only 1% under Clinton's economic plan, according to the Office of Management and Budget.
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New Clinton, Trump budget numbers
POLITICO 09.22.2016
Donald Trump’s Plans Would Add $5.3 Trillion to the National Debt
Fortune 09.22.2016
Clinton Seeks Big Jump in Estate Tax
WSJ 09.22.2016
Donald Trump’s Tax Pitch Could Miss Trade’s Strike Zone
WSJ 10.05.2016
Donald Trump’s Tax Plan Would Boost Economy in Short Run but Not Long Term, Analysis Finds
WSJ 10.17.2016
Donald Trump’s Economic Plan, Up Close, Doesn’t Add Up
WSJ 10.18.2016
Taxes Under Trump: Almost Everyone Pays Less and the Richest Pay a Lot Less
WSJ 12.02.2016
Fed Raises Rates for First Time in 2016, Anticipates 3 Increases in 2017
WSJ 12.14.2016
Aging Population, Stagnant Productivity Challenge Donald Trump’s Growth Plan
WSJ 12.04.2016
Within Trump’s inner circle, a moderate voice captures the president’s ear
Washington Post 04.14.2017
Corporate Tax Cut as Growth Elixir? Foreign Experience Suggests Caution
WSJ 05.01.2017
Trump’s Budget Seeks Cuts to Taxes, Safety-Net Programs
WSJ 05.23.2017
Donald Trump’s Balanced Budget Goal Rests on Questionable Math
WSJ 05.23.2017
Trump's $4.1tr budget takes hatchet to safety net - BBC News
BBC News 05.23.2017
Washington Post 05.23.2017
Trump’s Problematic Math: Budget Plan Adds Growth, but Doesn’t Subtract Cost
The New York Times 05.24.2017
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