Election Economic Impacts With the U.S. presidential race neck and neck, policy planners have begun mapping out scenarios for fiscal management and trade policy ahead of votes even being counted.Romney Story: It is generally assumed that should Mitt Romney win, the so-called fiscal cliff is less likely to be breached in January. This is because a new president will be given a period of time in which to plan and collaborate with Congress on policy changes. The Republican nominee's representatives are suggesting that instead of being ideological, he will focus 100 percent on economic recovery and that raising taxes is a "mathematical necessity." Finally, they suggest that the fiscal calamity is less likely with a new vice president who is...