JPM's Kasman Says U.S. Economy Can Hold 3% Pace of Growth

The video discusses the US GDP report, highlighting that it may not fully reflect current policies but indicates a strong economy. It examines economic indicators like private sector recovery and balanced income growth, alongside the impact of fiscal stimulus. The discussion suggests that fiscal stimulus could add about half a percent to GDP annually in 2018 and 2019. The video concludes with an optimistic economic outlook, noting the absence of late-cycle pressures and aggressive Fed actions, suggesting continued growth.

What does the GDP report suggest about the US economy?

• It reflects aggressive Federal Reserve policies.

• It indicates a recession.

• It shows a private sector recovery and balanced income growth.

• It suggests a decline in demand.

What is the expected contribution of fiscal stimulus to GDP growth in 2018 and 2019?

• 2% per year

• 1% per year

• 0.5% per year

• No contribution

Which aspect of the economy is expected to peak according to the estimates?

• Trade balance

• Government spending

• Income growth

• Private sector demand

What has not been observed in the economy so far, according to the final section?

• Late cycle pressures

• Increased trade deficits

• Rising unemployment

• High inflation rates

What is the Federal Reserve's current stance as mentioned in the video?

• Aggressive monetary policy

• No significant movement

• Interest rate hikes

• Quantitative easing