Following the Republican and Democratic conventions, we finally are beginning to get a glimpse of where both U.S. presidential candidates stand on key economic policy issues.

On many issues, both Trump and Harris have taken a populist tack. Both have endorsed ending taxation for tips in service sector jobs. Both seem intent on keeping a number of tariff provisions, which make a break with the historically more free trade era of the Clinton, Bush and Obama years. Ultimately, these are both relatively smaller impact policies that are more politically expedient than good pro-growth economic policy.