Scott Lincicome: U.S. labor market faces worker shortage through 2040

Scott Lincicome: U.S. labor market faces worker shortage through 2040
U.S. labor market faces future shortage

Scott Lincicome discusses historical and projected U.S. labor market trends spanning from 1910 to 2040.

He notes that projections to 2040 indicate a significant shift, with new workers expected to be in extremely short supply, suggesting a potential transformation in economic opportunity and labor dynamics in the coming decades.

Lincicome has previously drawn attention to inefficiencies in agricultural policy, highlighting the rising cost of farm subsidies and a 45 percent improper payment rate in the Emergency Conservation Program. He has also reported on energy developments, noting that Europe is avoiding long-term U.S. LNG contracts, creating challenges for project developers. These topics reflect Lincicome’s ongoing focus on macroeconomic factors impacting U.S. markets.

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