Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump announced an economic advisory team on Friday that is heavy on investing and corporate experience but includes no women — and six men named Steve. Inside the campaign, the team is led by policy director Stephen Miller, a former aide to Sen. Jeff Sessions of Alabama, and deputy director Dan Kowolski. He specializes in trade with China, which Trump has made the centerpiece economic policy of his campaign. He delivered a similar series of addresses earlier this summer on foreign policy and economic growth. In a release announcing the group, Trump said it was "comprised of some of the top economists in the country as well as the most successful industry leaders in finance, real estate and technology."

Source: Washington Post August 05, 2016 14:50 UTC