The Associated Press reports that based on the candidates economic plans growth and job creation should turn out pretty much the same no matter who wins the election.
Two different firms analyzed both economic plans.
Economy.com, a private forecasting company, forecasts gross domestic product will have average growth rates of 3.1 percent over the next 10 years under the Bush plan and 3.2 percent under the Kerry plan. Economy.com projects Kerry's plan will create an average of 1.5 million jobs each year over the next decade, compared with 1.3 million for Bush's.
Global Insight, an economic consulting firm, forecasts growth rates of 2.9 percent and job creation of 1.4 million under both plans.
Some of us realize the President doesn't have a great impact on economic growth or job production.
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