ABC News chief business correspondent Rebecca Jarvis shares an outlook for the economy under Trump; ABC News Elizabeth Schulze talks abortion measures.

538’s Galen Druke and ABC News’ Alexis Christoforous talk all things economy as it relates to the presidential election.

The 2024 presidential election in Duval County, Florida, could be decided by inflation and housing costs.

The stock market has soared during the presidential campaign. Will it continue?

Analysis says former President Donald Trump's policies could drain Social Security in six years.

Inflation has returned to normal but varies widely in major swing-state cities.

Inflation has fallen dramatically but remains a top concern for voters.

Manufacturing accounts for about 10% of U.S. gross domestic product.

538’s Galen Druke discusses where Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are leading in the 20204 presidential election.

Former President Donald Trump touted his economic plan for if he were to win back the White House in battleground state Savannah, Georgia.

The economy often ranks as the top priority among voters.

From inflation to housing costs, the candidates lay out their plans for the U.S. economy.

The Harris-Trump debate opened with an exchange over the economy, a top priority for voters.

Kamala Harris unveiled a vastly expanded $50,000 tax benefit for new small businesses and a lower long-term capital gains tax than that proposed by Joe Biden.

Some have seen their finances improve over the last four years. Others say they are not better off.

ABC News’ Elizabeth Schulze travels from blue-leaning Philadelphia to deep-red Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, asking voters if they’re better off economically than four years ago.

ABC News’ Alexis Christoforous discusses the policy differences between the presidential candidates.

Climate change doesn't rank high on voters according to the polls, but Democrats hope to change that at the DNC.

She proposed a crackdown on grocery "price gouging" and for more housing units.

Vice President Kamala Harris will soon detail a new economic policy that will include down-payment assistance for new homebuyers.

Donald Trump recently said the president should have a role in setting interest rates but some economists say that's a bad idea.

Inflation, debt and rising costs are overshadowing low unemployment and a strong GDP.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has backed labor protections and raised taxes on some corporations.

ABC News business correspondent Alexis Christoforous breaks down the numbers for both candidates and their past standings.

A pandemic-era supply bottleneck is the main culprit, economists said.

Though pandemic-era spending measures enacted by both Biden and Trump hold some blame, they're far from the only reasons for inflation.

For many in Saginaw, Michigan, a town less than two hours north of Detroit, the once-thriving hub for the auto industry is now a shell of itself.

Why Americans feel bad about the economy even though economic data is strong.

U.S. families spend an average of $11,000 on child care each year.

The Fed has cast doubt over a previous forecast of interest rate cuts.

Voters aren't happy with Biden's handling of the economy, but can't really explain why.

The U.S. added 303,000 jobs in March, far surpassing economists' expectations.

President Joe Biden and his reelection campaign have seized on former President Donald Trump's comments about entitlements in an interview Monday on CNBC

Biden voters in Michigan speak about how inflation and prices influence their dour views of the economy ahead of the 2024 election

Red states make up an overwhelming majority of the top-performing states, ABC found.

The economy is the top concern among voters, an ABC News/Ipsos poll found.

Republicans in the Granite State are generally more moderate than those in Iowa, but their top issues are largely aligned with those of the national party.

As inflation continues to slow but interest rates remain high, each candidate has their own solution for the economy.

Rate cuts make borrowing less expensive, potentially boosting the economy.

The president's ratings for the economy and immigration are at career lows, according to the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll.

Biden’s reelection pitch is shaping up around one word -- Bidenomics -- as he bets he'll benefit with voters by hitching his political image to the state of the economy