U.S. and Michigan Economic Outlooks


May 23, 2019

Presented by Paul Traub

While U.S. economic growth is expected to remain slightly above its potential for 2019, forecasters are now predicting economic growth to fall below 2.0% for 2020. Like the U.S. economy, light vehicle sales, a strong indication of Michigan’s economic health, are projected to continue to slow through the end of the year. Paul Traub discusses what these forecasts mean for the economies of the U.S. and Michigan.

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U.S. and Michigan Economic Outlook

U.S. and Michigan Economic Outlooks


May 23, 2019

Presented by Paul Traub

While U.S. economic growth is expected to remain slightly above its potential for 2019, forecasters are now predicting economic growth to fall below 2.0% for 2020. Like the U.S. economy, light vehicle sales, a strong indication of Michigan’s economic health, are projected to continue to slow through the end of the year. Paul Traub discusses what these forecasts mean for the economies of the U.S. and Michigan.

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