Jack Welch: We've Become Habitualized to Low Growth

The transcript discusses concerns about the economy potentially slipping into a recession, with a focus on the manufacturing sector's struggles. It highlights the habitualization to low growth in the private equity sector, where companies have not experienced a flourishing economy. Conversations with CEOs reveal their adaptation to low growth environments, indicating a lack of experience in thriving economic conditions.

How does the speaker describe the state of manufacturing in the economy?

What concerns does the speaker have about the current economic growth?

What does the speaker mean by 'habitualized to low growth'?

What is the speaker's perspective on CEOs' experiences in a flourishing economy?

What does the speaker imply about the challenges faced by companies in a low growth environment?