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- Kamalanomics. One of the loudest criticisms of Vice President Kamala Harris as she runs for president has been the lack of clarity around her policy stances. Sure, it’s easy to look to the Biden White House to get an idea of where her priorities lie, but since she unexpectedly entered the presidential race just over two months ago, business leaders, analysts, and everyday voters alike have been clamoring to learn more about what a Harris administration might look like.
In a new feature for Fortune, senior editor at large Geoff Colvin breaks down what the American public does and doesn’t know about Harris’s economic policies—and how those ideas are playing with business leaders.
