CHICAGO — Vice President Kamala Harris has yet to produce a fully fleshed-out economic platform ahead of the general election in November.

The vice president has been criticized for not only dripping out her 2024 policy proposals — like installing tax credits for incentivizing new home construction, targeting price gouging among food suppliers and retailers, promoting growth of cryptocurrencies, and eliminating taxes on tips — but also flipping on a number of her previously held, significantly more progressive policy positions after taking over the top of the ticket from President Joe Biden.