Beyond the Pandemic: Predicting the Next Big Shift in the Economy

We aren't able to look into the future, therefore it is difficult to accurately predict the future! This is especially relevant in economics, including the real estate market, investment and the rate of interest, inflationary pressures, and the policies of government as in international matters. What are the consequences of recessions, rates that are a result of the rate of interest Federal Reserve Bank decisions and much more?

What are the best ways to take a risk and hedge his bet to limit unnecessary risks and still earn a decent return? There is no one-size-fits-all answer, as a variety of elements have significant impact. With that in mind this article will try to briefly consider, analyze and evaluate possible influences so that readers gain a more full knowledge about the possible implications.

1.) Interest rates: We have been through a long period of historically low interest rates. This has led to ease of money since it is low. Individuals and companies have been benefited, at the very least in the shorttime frame, allowing homebuyers to purchase a bigger homes, as their monthly expenses are lower because of mortgage rates that are low. Bonds issued by the government, banks and corporations and other financial institutions have yielded very little. This has slowed inflation and has led to an increase in the cost of housing that we haven't seen since last year. In the meantime, the Federal Reserve Bank has signaled they'll end the propping-up process and also will raise rates, likely three times in 2022. What do you think this could cause.

2.) Auto loans and consumer loans borrowing The auto industry has been in significant ways, affected by supply chain problems. If rates increase and the cost of auto loans and leases will become more expensive.

3.) This pattern was established following the Tax Reform legislation, passed in the last quarter of 2017, that created the first, and new trillion dollar deficits

4.) Government spending, caused by the financial turmoil and the challenges resulting from shutdowns, etc. due to the pandemic caused trillions of dollars in debt. The problem of debt has to be addressed eventually.

5.) Perception and attitude: The last couple of years have evidently have shaped public perception and a myriad of worries, resulting in a massive economic impact.

Or, if we do not start to plan effectively and with good awareness and a clear mind, many of us will be in danger. Be awake, America, and demand more leadership, better service and representation.