Behind all of the campaign rhetoric, President-elect Donald Trump's victory was based heavily on his supporters' deep frustration with the direction of the U.S. economy.



Trump has vowed to change that. It remains to be seen just how.

Like most of his campaign pledges, Trump has set big goals for his economic policies, promising to create 25 million jobs over 10 years and increase the pace of growth to 4 percent a year, more than double the year-over-year pace of the last 12 months.

The plan was short on specifics, which has left investors and business leaders now waiting to see which of the economic policies he'll move to put in place and the team the assembles to do so. Here are some of the key issues to watch: