Kamala Harris Unveils Economic Agenda as De Facto Democratic Nominee

First Female and First Black Vice President Lays Out Plans for Lower Taxes and Lower Prices

Vice President Kamala Harris, the presumptive Democratic nominee, on Friday unveiled her economic agenda in a speech in North Carolina.

Harris's plan includes:

Harris's speech was her first major policy address since becoming the de facto nominee.

Harris's economic agenda builds on the plans of President Biden, who has focused on infrastructure, climate change, and education.

Harris's tax plan would provide a tax break to middle-class families and small businesses.

Her plan to ban price gouging would protect consumers from being overcharged for essential goods.

Her plan to boost manufacturing would create jobs and help to rebuild the U.S. economy.

Harris's speech drew mixed reactions from economists.

Some economists praised Harris's plans, saying that they would help to boost the economy and create jobs.

Other economists expressed concerns about the cost of Harris's plans and their potential impact on inflation.

Harris's economic agenda is a major policy proposal that will shape the upcoming presidential election.

Her plans to cut taxes, ban price gouging, and boost manufacturing could have a significant impact on the U.S. economy.

The success of Harris's plans will depend on her ability to build support for them in Congress and among the American people.