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29.12.2025 12:30 AM
According to the latest report on U.S. GDP for the third quarter, the American economy grew by 4.3%. While this is not the maximum possible figure—since in recent years GDP has shown results of +7% and +5%—it is still a very high value. What accounts for this growth, especially considering that the labor market is “cooling,” the unemployment rate is rising, industrial production is declining, and retail sales are stable (not growing)?Economists report that a significant portion of this growth
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