'Recession Incoming': Economic Growth Slows To 1.1% As Economists Worry About Worsening Conditions In Months Ahead
ForbesAPR 2 2023
The US currently contains an unemployment low not seen since the 1960s, while inflation sits lower than many of its major economic competitors and allies. Despite negative rhetoric, it's fair to claim that the US economy has successfully rebounded from the depths of the COVID pandemic and is performing remarkably amid continued market pessimism.
While many may claim that the US economy is doing well, polling and statistics still show that many Americans believe the opposite. This is largely blamed on a lack of trust in US institutions — which is certainly true — but it's also due to millions living in economic insecurity every day. The US economy, albeit in a great place for some, is still not adequate enough to provide stability for much of the American public.