Who Will Be the Next President?
Find out who the winner is.
In this webinar, Mark Zandi, Dan White and Bernard Yaros examine the prospects for the U.S. Presidential election. They consider the importance of political and economic factors in determining the winner, the importance of voter turnout in counties in key swing states, what policies the candidates will pursue as President, and what it all means for the economic outlook.
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