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Peter Zion’s outlook on the U.S. economy suggests a stable consumption-driven environment in the near term, supported by strong employment and industrial growth. While there are cautionary notes about potential risks arising from demographic shifts and industrial inefficiencies, the overall sentiment is one of optimism. The coming years are likely to reflect a period of sustained economic activity, provided that strategic actions are taken to bolster the industrial sector and adapt to changing demographics. Whether the U.S. capitalizes on its opportunities and avoids pitfalls will ultimately shape the economic narrative for years to come.