Summary The U.S. GDP growth rate 1 that we have become accustomed to for over a hundred years – in excess of 3% a year – is not just hiding behind temporary setbacks. It is gone forever. Yet most business people (and the Fed) assume that economic growth will recover to its old rates. Going forward,…
Rising input costs and global food consumption will be key factors in the coming years for agriculture-related stocks, according to Morningstar's Adam Fleck.
We examine the possibility for higher normalized joblessness, the concerns over long -term unemployment , changes in job-sector composition, and what can possibly catalyze job growth.