Given the combination of the slowdown in labor force growth due to reduced immigration and the combined effects of uncertainty and tariffs, I now expect real GDP growth will slow considerably from last year’s pace, likely to somewhat below 1%.
John Williams: “Given the combination of the slowdown in labor force growth due to reduced immigration and the combined effects of…”
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Williams predicts significant slowdown in GDP growth due to tariffs and immigration issues.
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