That might be the case, but those large construction projects being paused means someone losing their job. We're literally paying people to make people unemployed.
> those large construction projects being paused means someone losing their job
Sometimes. Sometimes it shuffles them to other work, often less resource-intensive work. There is a lot of latent demand for construction.
We have precedence for supply shocks being cooled by rate hikes without causing an unemployment spike.
> those large construction projects being paused means someone losing their job
Sometimes. Sometimes it shuffles them to other work, often less resource-intensive work. There is a lot of latent demand for construction.
We have precedence for supply shocks being cooled by rate hikes without causing an unemployment spike.