Economy faces ‘headwinds,’ but there will be growth

Gapen gives keynote at Economic Review meeting
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  • Michael Gapen, chief U.S. Economist for Morgan Stanley, gives his take on where the economy stands and what's ahead at the QCBJ's Economic Review Luncheon Wednesday, May 13, at the Rhythm City Casino Resort. (PHOTOS BY TODD WELVAERT)

    The U.S. economy will continue to grow — and even somewhat prosper — this year and next year. This growth will happen even with rising inflation, changes in the labor force and the ongoing artificial intelligence revolution around the world.

    That’s the message delivered by Michael Gapen, chief U.S. economist for Morgan Stanley. He said U.S. economic…

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