U.S. Inflation Is Low, Slow, and Steady, Economist Weinberg Says

The video discusses the current state of inflation, which is low and stable, and its impact on bond yields. It highlights the challenges faced by retirees due to low yields and the need for savings. The discussion also covers future economic expectations, including potential increases in interest rates and the Federal Reserve's role in managing unemployment and inflation.

What is the current state of inflation according to the discussion?

• Low and steady

• High and volatile

• Deflationary

• Unpredictable

Why are bond yields currently low?

• Due to high unemployment rates

• As a result of government intervention

• Because of historic low inflation

• Due to high inflation

What challenge do retirees face in the current economic climate?

• High unemployment

• Excessive government spending

• Lack of real yield

• High inflation rates

What might cause the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in the future?

• High bond yields

• Low unemployment rates

• High inflation rates

• Increased government debt

What is a potential future action by the Federal Reserve when unemployment rates are unsustainably low?

• Lowering interest rates

• Reducing government spending

• Increasing bond purchases

• Raising interest rates