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The US does not have a true inverse population pyramid, it is only true for the next few years, maximum 10 years. The Fed is fully aware of this, pushing off to
by latency-guy2 4y ago
The US does not have a true inverse population pyramid, it is only true for the next few years, maximum 10 years. The Fed is fully aware of this, pushing off too much capital to the generation with the least amount of labor is terrible idea for their goals. The US is also fully positioned to mitigate the effects of the thinning labor market to a place where we are minimally impacted by depressed growth by way of immigration, strategic investments in silicon, semiconductors, the complete demographic collapse of China that is currently underway, and numerous other items including a strengthened relationship with the EU.
The US, and further the Fed have little to worry about by way of demographics.
Tech layoffs consist of more than 'Capital', significantly more. 'Capital' is not reacting out of pure hatred for labor either, they are reacting to a specific phenomena, which is the Fed swiftly raising rates.