- approaching full employment (4.7% January 2018)
- wages raise
- tighter job market (if immigration is limited, even tighter job market)
- economy begins to overheat
- inflation rises over target rates
- higher interest costs
- stronger dollar
- decrease exports (plus abandoned TPP and NAFTA)
- cost of foreign goods increase
- more inflation
- tax cuts and increased spending (plus positionally infrastructure stimulus) - never appropriate for a strong economy
- more inflation and overheating of the economy
- fed increases interest rates sharply
- economy heads into a recession
The hard part is the timing of this cycle, plus anticipating and including any unforeseeable exogenous factors.
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