There are 28 days until the US presidential election, as of today. Do you know where the candidates stand on economic and geopolitical issues?



Join Steve Odland and guest David Young, President of the Committee for Economic Development, the public policy center of The Conference Board (CED), as they hold a nonpartisan discussion on the presidential candidates’ positions on trade, taxes and tariffs.



(01:00) Tax Policies of the Presidential Candidates (04:33) Regulation and Deregulation: A Stark Contrast (06:48) Tariffs and Trade: A Complex Landscape (11:48) USMCA and International Agreements (13:14) NATO and Defense Spending (19:14) Immigration and the Southern Border (22:40) Geopolitical Hotspots: Russia, Ukraine, and China (29:45) Middle East Tensions and Closing Thoughts



For more from The Conference Board:

The US Presidential Candidates’ Positions on Trade Letter to Presidential Candidates Regarding US Fiscal Health The Presidential Candidates’ Fiscal Policies