Gluskin Sheff's Rosenberg Is Skeptical of U.S. Growth

The video discusses skepticism about achieving 3.5% to 4% economic growth, citing the need for a productivity or population boom. It highlights the political nature of economic forecasts and the challenges posed by current demographics. Counterarguments suggest tax policy and spending could boost productivity, but historical context and demographic trends suggest otherwise.

How does the speaker view the relationship between fiscal policy and economic growth?

What demographic trends does the speaker mention that could impact economic growth forecasts?