- Kevin Thorpe, global chief economist at Cushman & Wakefield, thinks there's little cause to worry about a recession in the next couple of years.
- Consumer confidence is high, and although the government is experiencing gridlock in Washington, D.C., Thorpe expects at least a few of President Trump's financial policies to pass.
- There's a labor shortage that's more acute than we've seen in years, and office space is being overbuilt.
Expect the ‘longest economic expansion’ since WWII, says economist
Posted by Mastura Zaini-Roberts on Friday, June 16th, 2017 at 6:52am.
Don't hold your breath for a recession anytime soon, says Cushman & Wakefield's global chief economist
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