Die BIP-Daten bestätigen den Albtraum der Generation Z: Die Ära des arbeitslosen Wachstums ist da

https://fortune.com/2025/12/24/k-shaped-economy-2026-stagflation-diane-swonk/

11 Kommentare

  1. EnigmaticEmir on

    This is the puzzle economists are now trying to reconcile. In a typical recovery, strong GDP growth shows up first in hiring, then in paychecks, and finally in consumer spending. But in this quarter, it’s reversed: spending is here without jobs. So how does an economy grow at a 4.3% annual rate when households aren’t actually earning more, and in fact, still fighting sticky inflation?

    “I’ve never seen anything like it,” KPMG’s chief economist Diane Swonk told Fortune. “To have this stagflation in the inflation and unemployment rate, and to not have it in growth is highly unusual, and something’s got to give.”

  2. LapsedVerneGagKnee on

    It’s what happens when the 1% has enough cash to make the number go up without it helping anyone else.  

  3. Call me crazy but I think you need more than, like, 3-4 months to call something an era. We call that a „season“.

  4. aquagardener on

    K shaped economy. Profits for the highest earners, worse and worse conditions for everyone else.

  5. And this is why people also don’t want to have children. It was already difficult enough to find, apply, interview for jobs, and actually land a role. So imagine 20 years from now when small children today have to go into the workforce

  6. Well that’s explains why they’re so gung ho for technofascism I guess. Don’t need the stinking poors no more

  7. Health of the US economy doesn’t care about non shareholders. Gen Z being too young to build any equity means they’re even more of an afterthought when it comes to how their economic health tracks with US economic health.

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