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The economic legacy of Barack Obama

By Al Jazeera
09 January 2017   |   1:57 pm
In less than two weeks, US President Barack Obama will hand over power to Donald Trump. Most agree that the US economy is in much better shape than it was when Obama was elected in 2008.

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