With the U.S. Presidential elections around the corner, voters are grappling with issues such as how the candidates’ economic plans will affect jobs and economic growth. The recently expanded Penn Wharton Budget Model offers some help. It uses data analytics and cloud computing to create a non-partisan, interactive, online tool to figure out how various changes in government policies might affect the economy. In this Knowledge at Wharton interview, Wharton professor of business economics and public policy Kent Smetters , who led development of the tool, discusses the new module on tax policy analysis, comparing Hillary Clinton’s plan with Donald Trump’s. For a another perspective on the plans, check out this recent segment that aired on the Knowledge at Wharton radio show on SiriusXM. Below is an edited version of the conversation: Knowledge at Wharton: What are the different tax plans that you’re analyzing?…