Roach: Companies hire when they expect demand to grow, Tom. You’re going to add people and capacity if you’re optimistic about the future. Demand is being constrained by the American consumer, which, contrary to most of the people you have on this show, still overly indebted, saving short, and is reluctant to spend.Credit Writedowns
Stephen Roach: US consumers are still in a balance sheet recessionPosted by Edward Harrison
Stephen Roach is a senior fellow At Yale University’s Jackson Institute Of Global Affairs and a senior lecturer at Yale SOM. He was formerly chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia and the firm’s chief economist for the bulk of his 30-year career at Morgan Stanley, heading up a highly regarded team of economists around the world.
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Not those that matter when it comes to politics and policy, the markets or for that matter, economics, it appears. The wealthy ones are doing just fine and they're running the show.
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