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12/12/2012

This article from the Financial Times discusses the implications of the upcoming US presidential election for the global economy. It argues that the outcome of the election will have a significant impact on financial markets and investor sentiment. The article examines the economic policies and positions of both candidates, highlighting their differences on issues such as taxation, regulation, and trade. It also discusses the potential consequences of each candidate's policies on areas such as job creation, economic growth, and the future of international trade. Overall, the article provides a comprehensive analysis of the economic implications of the US presidential election on a global scale.

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