MI272: The Crisis Isn’t Over: The Case for Deflation w/ Jeff Snider
The Intrinsic Value Podcast - The Investor’s Podcast Network
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The Effects of the Low Unemployment Rate on the Economy
The lowest unemployment rate in the modern U.S. era was in, I think, July 1956. And then the recession began in August the very next month. The low unemployment rate doesn't necessarily tell you much about what's happening in the future. It kind of tells you where things are now. We're Wylie Coyote just hanging in the air here," he says.
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