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2 economic policies likely to change with Democrats in control of House

  • Written by Steven Pressman, Professor of Economics, Colorado State University
House Democrats will finally have a say in economic policy. AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite

Perhaps the biggest surprise in the midterm elections was that, unlike 2016, there wasn’t one. Polls and pundits expected Democrats would take control of the House and Republicans would keep the Senate, and that’s exactly what we’re getting.

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