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James Pethokoukis points out that the artificial intelligence economy is expanding at a rate exceeding 2,000 percent annually but is still contributing only a small impact to U.S. GDP figures.
He also observes that the Shale Revolution has generated significant savings for American natural-gas consumers, amounting to roughly $3.1 trillion to $4.3 trillion between 2007 and 2025.
Pethokoukis has previously noted that U.S. workers are losing ground as prices outpace wages. He also reported that Morgan Stanley expects a brief burst of inflation and a patient approach from the Federal Reserve in its base case scenario. These earlier observations come as the AI and shale sectors show contrasting impacts on the broader economy.