For technical reasons, I'm publishing a video about the second debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden at the very last minute but still, I hope at least some viewers will find it useful in one way or another. A lot of interesting arguments were made, numbers have been shared and in approximately one minute, we'll be doing our best to make sense of it all. At the end of the day, it's good to have a firm grasp on the economic policies both candidates are putting on the table so as to make an informed decision when figuring out who is worth supporting on the one hand and on the other hand (more pragmatically speaking) to know what to expect... at least broadly speaking. As always, One Minute Economics is a politically neutral channel and I am personally politically agnostic, so please treat this Trump - Biden Debate analysis as nothing more than a best effort to present what both sides have to offer in economics-related terms and in a manner as unbiased as humanly possible. That's pretty much it :)