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Those dreading a return to the Smoot Hawley days think this time around could be even worse given the size and scale of Trump's new tariffs.
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Now the bulls are in a bind.
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Miller's numbers show a jaw-dropping swing to Harris that would have seemed unimaginable two weeks ago.
Thomas Miller, a data scientist at Northwestern University, bases his predictions not on the polls, but on where people are placing political bets.
In presidential elections, fundamental and technical analysis are also the two leading methods for handicapping the outcome.
Thomas Miller, a data scientist and professor at Northwestern University, says the 2024 presidential race has whipsawed over the past several weeks.
A trifecta of problems, some that started before she took the top job, ended the reign of one of the most powerful women in American business.
Thomas Miller, a professor at Northwestern University, maintains that his model guided by political betting data is a much better forecaster than...
Deciphering the world's strangest executive playbook.
As part of a bid to help the economy and shrinking population.
Data scientist Thomas Miller has crafted a model for forecasting the 2024 presidential election that appears far more reliable than polling.
"That event, and not the debate that just made things worse for Trump, marked the decisive turning point in the campaign."
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