Chapter
The Resilience of Consumer Spending Post-Lockdown
16:26 - 20:26 (04:00)
Despite the ongoing pandemic, people seem eager to resume their pre-COVID lifestyles and are continuing to spend their money on travel, hotels, and other activities this summer.
Clips
With the US facing employment issues, the conversation turns to immigration and the possibility of recruiting workers from other countries.
16:26 - 17:14 (00:48)
Summary
With the US facing employment issues, the conversation turns to immigration and the possibility of recruiting workers from other countries. However, with the borders closing up under both Trump and Biden, legal immigration numbers have significantly dropped.
ChapterThe Resilience of Consumer Spending Post-Lockdown
EpisodeE86: Macro outlook: jobs, housing, inflation + Dutch farmers protests & EU climate missteps
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Despite the rising costs of travel and accommodation, people seem to be continuing their pre-pandemic spending habits and not slowing down in any way, as they are itching to reestablish some form of normalcy after the lockdown.
17:14 - 19:31 (02:16)
Summary
Despite the rising costs of travel and accommodation, people seem to be continuing their pre-pandemic spending habits and not slowing down in any way, as they are itching to reestablish some form of normalcy after the lockdown.
ChapterThe Resilience of Consumer Spending Post-Lockdown
EpisodeE86: Macro outlook: jobs, housing, inflation + Dutch farmers protests & EU climate missteps
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
According to the speaker, the demand for certain goods has not decreased, despite recent articles and opinions stating otherwise.
19:31 - 20:26 (00:55)
Summary
According to the speaker, the demand for certain goods has not decreased, despite recent articles and opinions stating otherwise. There is a contrast in feelings versus data which may change the behavior of consumers.