Sunday, September 28, 2008

Economic poll on McCain, Obama

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/09/16/dilbert.economy/

From the article:

• Adams hired a research firm to survey 500 economists on McCain, Obama
• Democratic and GOP economists favor their party's candidate, Adams says
• Independent economists say Obama would be a better choice, he says

We asked the economists which candidate for president would be best for the economy in the long run. Not surprisingly, 88 percent of Democratic economists think Democratic Sen. Barack Obama would be best, while 80 percent of Republican economists pick Republican Sen. John McCain.

Independent economists, who in our sample are largely from the academic world, lean toward Obama by 46 percent compared to 39 percent for McCain.

Overall, 59 percent of our economists say Obama would be best for the economy long term, with 31 percent picking McCain, and 8 percent saying there would be no difference.






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