Under recent directives, the administration has broadened the scope of executive power in economic arenas that traditionally required congressional oversight. This shift allows the President to directly influence trade negotiations, regulate financial markets, and adjust tax policies without the usual legislative hurdles. Critics argue this expansion raises concerns about unchecked authority and the erosion of democratic processes, while supporters praise it as a necessary move to respond swiftly to global economic challenges.

  • Trade policy: Accelerated tariff adjustments and renegotiations.
  • Financial regulation: Streamlined oversight with less red tape.
  • Tax reforms: Executive orders to adjust rates and incentives.
Economic Sector Executive Actions Potential Impact
Manufacturing Tariff increases on imports Boost domestic…