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As Biden touts his Inflation Reduction Act, analysts size up how Trump might repeal it

By: MarketWatch
"If Republicans win a trifecta in next year's elections, there is a 50-50 chance they will wind up partially repealing the clean-energy subsidies in the [Inflation Reduction Act]."
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