The U.S. Economy Is Resilient but Cracks Are Showing: An Explanation

The American economy has long been described as the engine of global growth, capable of withstanding shocks and adapting to new realities. Over the past few years, that resilience has been put to the test by a global pandemic, supply chain disruptions, geopolitical conflicts, and domestic policy shifts. While the United States has managed to avoid a severe downturn and continues to post steady growth and low unemployment, signs of strain are emerging. These cracks do not necessarily mean collapse, but they reveal vulnerabilities that could define the next phase of the economic cycle.

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