Break-even math: How much gain is needed to recover from a loss fully?
Investors may undervalue the impact of investment losses and don’t know that more significant gains are needed to recover fully.
Key Takeaways:
In addition to the many cyclical crosscurrents, the economy has also been hampered in recent years by several structural trends. Weakness in labor force and productivity growth have weighed on the underlying GDP trend and represent ongoing risk factors for the years ahead. Part two of our two-part podcast on the risks that weigh on economic growth focuses on productivity.
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