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Which presidential candidate will be best for corporate America. In other words which candidate poses the greater (and lesser) risk to businesses. Im trying to write a paper on the presential elections and need some clarification. Thanks

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Presents the economic influence (impact on business), which Barack Obama will have because of his proposed economic policies. Approximately 200 words.

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I am sending you the economic influence (impact on business), which Barack Obama will have because of his proposed economic policies.

The sectors, which are likely to benefit from Obama's proposed economic policies, are industrial and tech companies, whereas the sectors such as healthcare, utilities, energy, and financials are likely to be net losers. The ...

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