by Ryan Teague Beckwith
MSNBC
Donald Trump has long cited his economics degree from the prestigious Wharton School as evidence of his “super genius stuff” skills in business.
But if he were a student there right now, he’d get a failing grade for his proposals’ effects on rising prices.
With polls showing that inflation remains a top concern among voters, the presumptive Republican nominee has somehow put together a campaign platform featuring multiple proposals that would raise prices on everything from groceries to new cars, both directly and indirectly.