U.S. Is Going to Slow the Same Way Japan Has, Says Professor Keen

The video discusses the Federal Reserve's focus on inflation, economic growth, and interest rates, highlighting the unintended consequences of their policies on private debt and credit demand. It compares the U.S. economic situation to Japan's past experiences, suggesting that current policies may slow down the economy. The discussion also covers inflation trends, predicting a rise due to economic stimuli and labor shortages, leading to potential volatility in the coming years.

What are the three key numbers that economists at the Federal Reserve focus on?

How does the current level of private debt affect credit demand in the economy?

What impact do rising interest rates have on households and businesses according to the speaker?

In what way does the speaker compare the Federal Reserve's actions to Japan's economic history?

What does the speaker predict about inflation rates in the near future?