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What Has a Greater Impact on US Economic Growth: Minimal Inflation, High Employment or High-Tech Exports?

DOI: 10.4236/tel.2026.165050, PP. 934-941

Keywords: GDP Growth, Inflation, Employment, High-Tech Export, Economic Forecast

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The United States’ recent achievements have surprised the economic community with record levels of minimal inflation, maximum employment, and high-tech exports. Consequently, we were interested in the question of which of these factors has the most significant impact on GDP growth. It turned out that inflation has the least impact, while high technology is the most important factor in American success. Moreover, according to important economic forecasts, humanity’s need for money will become increasingly less, and abundance will increase to the point of practical sufficiency. Consequently, under peaceful conditions, the problem of high prices and inflation will disappear.

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