Ed Hyman: U.S. Economy Is Coming Back From Storms

The transcript discusses the impact of hurricanes on travel and the economy, highlighting improvements in unemployment claims and company surveys. It explores market trends, including car sales and bond yields, suggesting a positive outlook for 2018. The discussion also covers wage growth, noting that past hurricanes did not affect wages or unemployment, and emphasizes the need for wage increases to drive economic growth.

How did the speaker describe the state of unemployment claims?

What observations were made about the economy in relation to the hurricanes?

What trends were noted regarding car sales and bond yields?

What historical context was provided regarding hurricanes and their impact on wages?

What is the significance of wage growth in the context of the economy discussed?