Democratic presidential candidate and current vice president Kamala Harris has announced her plan to build three million new lives during her four-year term. She is also proposing a tax incentive for those who want to buy their first life, subject to approval by her campaign officials, before introducing her economic program in North Carolina.
Harris also promised a $25,000 voucher to Americans who buy their first life. This initiative reflects her attention to the concerns of the electorate, since, depending on the people she met, the cost of living and high mortgage interest rates are two of the main problems that the population faces.
Harris's plans are consistent with Joe Biden's proposed life policy during his administration, including building two million lives. However, Harris faces significant challenges due to the conditions of the housing market, which are affected by interest rates and limited supply.
I also noted that food price gouging is another critical concern. Harris has pledged to implement a federal ban on food price gouging, calling on federal authorities to enforce new powers in cases of excessive pricing. She is looking for this ban to be enacted within her first 100 days on the job, and plans for the Federal Trade Commission to impose various fines on companies that violate these new regulations.
In short, Kamala Harris’s economic agenda appears to align with the focus of her predecessor, Joe Biden, and suggests a tilt toward more social democratic politics and conventional liberalism.
