Will Biden be able to stimulate US demand? The hands of the economy answer

Biden won but Trump hasn't given up yet. What will happen to democratic electoral promises in terms of stimulating domestic demand? Above all the virus did not give up. But what are the differences between now, when the second epidemic wave is raging, and at the time of the first? And with which ones implications for the economy and the fate of the recovery, which was far from full? How will economic policies react? Once again the stock markets shrugged, toasting to vaccine news (and perhaps more than one) closer. Are they right or did they get caught up in irrational enthusiasm? There is to be feared for inflation, with raw materials recovering (oil excluded)? Here are some of the questions they answer The hands of the economy, from tomorrow only on FIRST online. In the historic column, which boasts many attempts at imitation, Fabrizio Galimberti and Luca Polazzi, even peer into the BIG DATA, new coffee grounds, to grasp, in almost real time, the twists and turns of the situation. And warn sailors.