With all the economic measurements (e.g., GDP, labor force participation ratios, business investment) defined and computed, it becomes possible to compare actual results of economic policies versus predicted results.
And when results deviate from expectations, there are only two courses of action: change strategies or lower goals. It appears economic policymakers have selected lowering economic growth goals. In part II of our e-book, we talk with Jim Clifton, CEO of Gallup, about the steps we need to take to grow our economy again.
(If you haven't read part I, check it out by clicking here.)
And when results deviate from expectations, there are only two courses of action: change strategies or lower goals. It appears economic policymakers have selected lowering economic growth goals. In part II of our e-book, we talk with Jim Clifton, CEO of Gallup, about the steps we need to take to grow our economy again.
(If you haven't read part I, check it out by clicking here.)