Vice President Kamala Harris has announced her economic agenda in a bid for the presidency, focusing on lowering grocery prices, making housing more affordable, and offering tax relief to families. Her plan includes unprecedented price controls on food and groceries, aiming to combat what she describes as corporate price gouging, and proposes a $40 billion 'innovation fund' to tackle the national housing crisis by constructing 3 million new housing units. Critics, including the Trump campaign, argue that her proposals represent an excessive expansion of government control that could exacerbate inflation and lead to food shortages. Harris aims to create an 'opportunity economy' where all individuals can compete fairly, contrasting sharply with the policies of her predecessor. Despite her intentions, analysts suggest that factors beyond corporate practices, such as interest rates and supply chain issues, have a more significant impact on rising prices. Harris's ambitious proposals will be tested as the election approaches, with voters weighing their effectiveness against ongoing economic challenges.