15 Biggest Threats to the US Economy

What is going on with America’s economy? Let’s face a few hard truths and find out what’s happening!

What are the 15 Biggest Threats to the US Economy?
What are the biggest threats for the future of the US Economy?
Why is the US Economy at risk?
Is the US Economy crashing?
What are the biggest risks for the US Economy?
What does the future os the US Economy looks like?

00:00 - Intro
00:26 - The stimulus package
01:12 - Inflation
01:24 - Higher house prices
02:05 - Rents are going up too
02:50 - Salaries are going up
03:07 - More people working from home
04:02 - Supply chains getting clogged up
04:41 - Shortage of semiconductors
05:43 - Gasoline prices
06:18 - Highest ever national Debt
07:23 - Uncertainty in the stock market
08:03 - A property crash in China
08:56 - The Trade War with China
09:29 - The political divide in Washington
10:18 - The Environment
10:59 - Question

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[alux]

Hello Aluxers!  What do you think is the biggest threat to the US economy?

[bkny]

The national debt caused by both political parties is the biggest threat to the United States.

[garyjohn]

To believe in the American dream you have to be asleep.. George Carlin

[jackstapleton]

this administration is directly responsible for many of these issues, not even political but simply facts

[shazzari]

I swear I learn so much on this channel on vast topics. I am so glad I came across this channel

[mysticaltyger]

The U.S. has been in decline for a long time. The decline is accelerating.

[thecount_]

17. Rising Civil unrest.
18. The lonliness pandemic.

[moneylineparlay]

Feminism and men checking out of society

[tylero]

I own a plumbing and heating mechanical business in Vnacouver, BC Canada. We are increasing our rates by about 2-5% per month since June of this year. Our suppliers keep raising their rates and we keep raising ours. In January we are going to get ahead of it and increase our prices by about 15-20 %. Its going to be hard but I have to give my employees a good solid raise to just keep up with inflation. We arent big, but if I am doing this, all businesses are doing this. If they even can. We can be flexible because we are small. Its going to be rough for the next 3-7 years. Gud ruck.

[stevearmstrong]

You did not include the sharp rise in property taxes that drives up home prices and rent. The debilitating property tax increases in Texas is the real issue in Texas and is why many Texans are losing their homes and young people in Texas cannot afford rent nor afford to buy a home.

[nathansamson]

The fact that the military industrial complex is never mentioned once... C'mon Alux you can do better

[FrankNemecek]

Oh, FFS! Yes, the stimulous has an impact on our national debts and the broader economy. But you know what had an even larger impact? The 20-year long Afghan war. The trillions spent over the years on farm subsidies, fossil fuel subsidies, and umptieen other corporate subsidies. The trillions spent on Medicare drug subsidies. If you ranked all of the thing that contributed to infation, the stimulous package wouldn't have even made it into the top 10.

Plus, if this were the result of the government "printing" too much money then we would see inflation across all sectors of the economy. Instead, if we look at CPI data, the bulk of it is coming from energy and automotive. This means that the Saudis cutting oil production at the same time global demand is growing, the Russians cutting natural gas supplies, and auto makers not being able to get enough microchips is having a MUCH bigger impact than the stimulous.

[handsomeblackmuscle]

Number 1 on this list should be
*The Current Administration*

[Nazyaali]

The system is operating exactly as designed.

[asher]

The saddest part is it was all DESIGNED to happen like this...

[johng]

"Highest ever national Debt", can never be paid back, not ever, never!

[eltocayo]

I've have never made more money since Covid started. Unfortunately I would rather make less and have everything go back to normal.

[agbidianthony]

When you export most of your production companies over seas. this is what you get. Missed with your confusing immigration policies.

[harryaurelian]

Getting a cabin in the woods and living off the land seems like the best idea right now.

[robertphillipson]

The most fundamental issue that affects everything else is our use of fiat currency. Since we have money that cannot be stable as it has to actual backing, other than faith in our government, it is not a true reflection of the value of labor and production. Real money is an expression of labor and production. The market establishes value. Not having real money allows permits other action, such as financial manipulation, to warp the true value of money and thus the value of labor and production.