Economists are naturally fearful of ill economic feelings. That is so because they’re near monolithically Keynesian, or what they imagine Keynes to have been. According to economists, bad feelings or pessimism will cause people to consume less, thus tipping the U.S. economy into “recession.”
Yes, economists are fearful of a “Vibecession” leading to the real thing. Actually, bad vibes are the friend of economic growth.
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