Elections and SEZs

During elections, it?s not uncommon for presidential candidates to say they?ll ?fix? the economy, and the opponent only wants to wreck it to enrich buddies, favored industries, and so on.  Which rather implies the president has much more power than he actually has. The president may put forth policies that are economically better or worse?but that doesn?t mean they?ll get passed intact, or at all. (For a look at how presidential elections impact market returns, see this infographic from Fis...