The president has become more powerful relative to Congress over economic policymaking in part due to America's rise to superpower status.

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As the US became a global superpower, the president's role in economic policymaking increased, particularly during crises and times of war. This was evident in the expansion of executive power during the New Deal era and more recently in the use of executive orders to enact policy changes without congressional approval.

The President Has Become More Powerful Relative to Congress Over