By: Andrew Duehren, Alan Rappeport
A new analysis estimates that the former president’s proposals could grow deficits by as much as $15 trillion over a decade.
Andrew Duehren is a journalist at The Wall Street Journal. He covers the Treasury Department and economic policy, focusing on themes such as government and politics, business and economics, and personal finance, with particular attention to topics like the Russia-Ukraine War, Janet Yellen, and international trade. Andrew has been featured in prominent publications including Financial News, The New York Times, and MarketWatch.
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Andrew's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, finance, economy and politics. His articles are centered around topics such as the Biden administration, EVs, China, trade, economy and international relations.
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