I read the article differently, but it still comes out as a series of non-sequiturs. > Concern about the Fed being unable to meet structural issues Sounds lik

I read the article differently, but it still comes out as a series of non-sequiturs. > Concern about the Fed being unable to meet structural issues Sounds like a problem IFF there are extensive structural issues. > Concern regarding weak labor demand in healthcare > Concern regarding weak labor supply due to new immigration policies Shouldn't these two problems tend to balance out? Also: > Falls in labour supply can impact inflation, economic growth, and public finances. They can add to inflationary pressures—as employers compete for scarce employees by raising wages, adding to the cost of producing goods and services. It should balance out, shouldn't it, because demand for the resources will decrease as the supply of laborers decreases as well?