Vice President Kamala Harris has unveiled an ambitious economic plan aimed at addressing key issues for American families, such as rent increases, prescription drug prices, and grocery price gouging. While her proposals resonate with voters suffering from inflation, experts warn about the potential economic repercussions, including increased deficits estimated at $1.7 trillion over a decade. Harris has adopted some of former President Trump's economic positions, like expanding child tax credits and supporting a 'no tax on tips' policy, which has drawn mixed reactions from both parties. Critics, including Republican lawmakers, have questioned her ability to implement these policies effectively, given her current role in the Biden administration. Some economists argue that her approach may lead to 'price controls' that could harm the economy. The success of her proposals will also depend on congressional approval and the political landscape leading up to the elections.