Fixing Congress is the Best Way Trump and Clinton Can Fix the Economy
The presidential candidates debated the economy Wednesday night, but pumping up growth is easier said than done according to one strategist.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton sparred over the economy during the third presidential debate, but one economist says there's a limit to what the next president can do in order to boost economic growth. John Canally, Chief Economic Strategist at LPL Financial, says in terms of the candidates' tax plans, both would add to the country's growing deficit. Canally does think there is appetite for bipartisan reform on corporate taxes, and potentially personal income taxes. But he points out if the next president can't convince Congress to pass legislation on economic matters, little will get done. TheStreet's Rhonda Schaffler has details from Wall Street.
