Economists Predict Bumpy Road in 2025 With Hope for Stability

The biggest challenges at present and ahead are inflation, interest rates, labor productivity, profit margins, and the ongoing labor shortage.
Economists Predict Bumpy Road in 2025 With Hope for Stability
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If 2024 was anxious, uneasy, apprehensive, or too often perturbing because of worker shortages, political unrest, and ongoing inflation, the new year might prove more stable and uplifting, if you can handle the continued bumpiness—that is the view of several national expert economists heading further into 2025.

L.C. Leach III
L.C. Leach III
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South-Carolina based, Leach has previously written for Greenville Business, Charleston Business, Island Vibes, Mount Pleasant Magazine, and HealthLinks Magazine. His specialty is getting to the story behind the story of the people who shape business, products, services, and concepts.