Anna Helhoski
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What's the difference between the stagflation era in the 70s through the early 80s versus now?
How do you solve a problem like stagflation? What tools does the government have?
How do you solve a problem like stagflation? What tools does the government have?
How do you solve a problem like stagflation? What tools does the government have?
Okay, so right now, based on the key factors that economists usually assess, inflation, growth, and unemployment, is it safe to say that stagflation isn't happening right now?
Okay, so right now, based on the key factors that economists usually assess, inflation, growth, and unemployment, is it safe to say that stagflation isn't happening right now?
Okay, so right now, based on the key factors that economists usually assess, inflation, growth, and unemployment, is it safe to say that stagflation isn't happening right now?
Is there anything that people can do to prepare for stagflation if that is in fact where we're heading?
Is there anything that people can do to prepare for stagflation if that is in fact where we're heading?
Is there anything that people can do to prepare for stagflation if that is in fact where we're heading?
Thanks, Sean and Elizabeth. We've talked a lot over the last few months about how tariffs can impact prices, and that's got me thinking about products that are made in America. People certainly like the idea of made in the US.
Thanks, Sean and Elizabeth. We've talked a lot over the last few months about how tariffs can impact prices, and that's got me thinking about products that are made in America. People certainly like the idea of made in the US.
Thanks, Sean and Elizabeth. We've talked a lot over the last few months about how tariffs can impact prices, and that's got me thinking about products that are made in America. People certainly like the idea of made in the US.
A November 2024 poll conducted by Morning Consult on behalf of the Alliance for American Manufacturing showed that 60% of respondents made the effort to buy made in America products over the previous 12 months. and 82% of Americans would buy more made in America products if large retailers made them more available.
A November 2024 poll conducted by Morning Consult on behalf of the Alliance for American Manufacturing showed that 60% of respondents made the effort to buy made in America products over the previous 12 months. and 82% of Americans would buy more made in America products if large retailers made them more available.
A November 2024 poll conducted by Morning Consult on behalf of the Alliance for American Manufacturing showed that 60% of respondents made the effort to buy made in America products over the previous 12 months. and 82% of Americans would buy more made in America products if large retailers made them more available.
Now, the Alliance for American Manufacturing has its pony in this race, but let's assume that this overwhelming desire for homegrown products is true. I've looked, and it can be a challenge to find goods that are actually made in the U.S. Why is that so difficult, Anna?
Now, the Alliance for American Manufacturing has its pony in this race, but let's assume that this overwhelming desire for homegrown products is true. I've looked, and it can be a challenge to find goods that are actually made in the U.S. Why is that so difficult, Anna?
Now, the Alliance for American Manufacturing has its pony in this race, but let's assume that this overwhelming desire for homegrown products is true. I've looked, and it can be a challenge to find goods that are actually made in the U.S. Why is that so difficult, Anna?
Well, because what constitutes an official made-in-America product is up to the Federal Trade Commission, and it has been for decades. In 1997, the FTC provided some guidance for companies to use the made-in-USA label. The standard is that all or virtually all of a product advertised as made-in-the-USA must be made in the U.S.,