Policies to Sustain the U.S. Auto Supply ChainPolicies to Sustain the U.S. Auto Supply Chain.pdf1 MBdownload-circle Joelle Gamble Copeland most recently served as Deputy Director at the White House National Economic Council. Prior to that, she was Chief Economist...
It is critical to build markets where producers can access affordable hedges against price volatility, and where other participants will affirmatively “buy the dip” in order to manage supply-related price declines and keep critical producers investing in capacity.
Whether or not we see another boom in productivity is a question of policy, not a question of fate.
Tight labor markets and strong investment are crucial to securing the three-legged stool of productivity growth, but a stable supply of the essentials may be the most important to focus on today.
The second leg of the productivity growth stool is a boom in fixed investment. This is the heart of productivity growth in many ways, and is critical to achieving disinflationary dynamics over the medium term.
