Which of the following economic policy-making powers is held by the president?

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The president holds the power to negotiate treaties, which can have economic implications. However, the other powers mentioned (borrowing money, regulating commerce with foreign countries, and printing money) are held by other branches of government. The power to borrow money is held by Congress, the power to regulate commerce with foreign countries is shared between Congress and the president, and the power to print money is held by the Federal Reserve.

Which of the Following Economic Policy-Making Powers Is Held by the President