Recent surveys from CNN and the Wall Street Journal revealed that the likely two candidates for the 2024 presidential election, Joe Biden and Donald Trump, are currently tied in the polls. While they may be enjoying similar levels of support, their plans for America if re-elected are significantly different.

President Joe Biden has put the economy at the heart of his 2024 re-election bid. Taking center stage is his "Bidenomics" ideology, which espouses everything from trickle-up economics and massive infrastructure spending to investing in green energy and stimulating competition.

On the other hand, Donald Trump, the front-runner for the Republican nomination, is all about trickle-down economics. While Trump's vision for the nation if elected to serve again couldn't be more different to Biden's, there are also a few areas of overlap between the two candidates.

With that in mind, read on to discover how Bidenomics and Trumpism compare over 15 key policy areas.

All dollar amounts in US dollars.

Bidenomics vs Trumpism: who's promising what for 2024?