- 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 Julie Wright 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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