According to Goldman Sachs the U.S. and Global Economy Will Continue to Grow in 2025

It is good news to hear about the U.S. economy and its potential growth. We had some concerns prior to Covid that the U.S. economy was being beat out by other countries but since Covid the U.S. made some smart choices the economy seemed to bump up into a higher performing platform. Seems partially related to time, pressure to adapt and investment into infrastructure (theoretical dribble dribble). 

You may want to read Goldman Sachs 2025 Economic Projections on the general projections in the market.

A Few Key Points from the Report

“One’s country is wherever one does well.”
-Plutus
An interesting quote that makes me think
of attracting the worlds investors. 
Srong return, stable environment,
infrastructure, tax rate, etc.

-U.S. to outperform.

-Euro area to underperform

-Worldwide GDP is forecast to expand 2.7%

-US GDP is projected to increase 2.5% in 2025

-The euro area economy to expand 0.8%

-US core PCE inflation slow to 2.4% end of 2025

-Inflation decline is bringing optimism (A question is once inflation goes down under 3%, a historic low, will the economy continue to go up? The reason why this question could be important is because if inflation is low but growth is high for a large country like the U.S. with known increased in digital development that impacts the core of human capital based on recent digital era infrastructure would be we in a new economic platform. i.e. post industrial and fully over the curve into the dital era/info age. Platforms in History, 2020 Projections, and 2020 Digital GDP Structure Adaptation. So far the theory still seems to hold water. Its just a puzzle I'm working on for fun. I'm writing a book about a transactional cluster theory that will like get 2-5 readers who know me. At least I get to buy 10 copies of my own stuff and give away 8 without a signature. 😆)

-New administrative policies will impact the economy in different ways. See the report for the additional analysis. Its interesting to read. I would myself try and build on what was good in one admin (i.e. infrastructure) with what might be good in the next (policy adjustment and streamlining) so as to maximize the economic adjustments to beat the market on current strengths and weaknesses. Remember that all adjustments should be to help the average American people as well as strengthen the fundamentals for the future (big business, medium business, small business, education, environment, innovation, government efficiency/effectiveness, etc. )

*Note the post was meant to be a little free spirited and fun.