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Category: Economy: Nation, Global

Michael Saltsman
Michael Saltsman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the burgeoning gig economy, and why it’s becoming an increasingly important part of the overall U.S. economy.
Harry  Dent
Harry Dent joins Jim Blasingame to discuss some of the conditions that could cause Wall Street to continue it’s upward trajectory, plus what’s in store over the next 12 months.
Harry  Dent
Harry Dent joins Jim Blasingame to warn us about the existence of “zombie companies” that are being propped up by the government stimulus, and compare them to the companies that put Japan in a 30-year recession.
Harry  Dent
Harry Dent joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the future steps of the Fed, and to propose that their monetary behavior has averted a depression and now a potential stock market bubble.
BIjay Shah
Bijay Shah joins Jim Blasingame to report on economic conditions in the United Arab Emirates, and how the pandemic impacted them, plus perspective on the UAE/Israel peace agreement.
Douglas  Obey
Doug Obey joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the dynamics of the velocity of money, and whether we’re more likely to experience inflationary or deflationary trends in the post-pandemic recovery.
Douglas  Obey
Doug Obey joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how the U.S economy will be impacted by the pandemic going forward, primarily from the lost businesses and job categories that will never exist again.
Douglas  Obey
Doug Obey joins Jim Blasingame to share his concerns about post-pandemic recovery prospects, including his reasons why he’s cautious about forecasting a full and quick recovery, once the stimulus money is gone.
Holly  Wade
Holly Wade joins Jim Blasingame to report on the fact that with all the stimulus money, and the overall strength of Main Street businesses, the national economy should be very strong for the next couple of quarters, even though not for all sectors.
Holly  Wade
Holly Wade joins Jim Blasingame to report on the hiring, capital spending and sales sentiment of small businesses, which are improving enough to like the trends, if we don’t like the numbers.

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