Hooper: U.S. Business Sector in for a Bit of a Boom

The video discusses the impact of energy input costs and capital costs on corporate America, highlighting factors like shale production and interest rates. It explores the potential for a business boom due to tax cuts and regulatory easing, despite low productivity and investment in recent years. The discussion also touches on the role of economic confidence and historical parallels with Reagan-era policies.

What are the potential impacts of the new energy secretary on energy prices?

How might the rise in energy prices affect production in the US?

In what ways could tax cuts influence corporate investment decisions?

What factors are contributing to the current state of business capital growth in corporate America?

How does consumer confidence relate to the potential for a business boom?