There are different possible scenarios. One is that the economy zooms into a positive spiral of fast-tracked economic growth, other possibilities are not so rosy, like runaway inflation leading into a a rapid economic contraction and eventually a recession. This time though in an abrupt boom and sudden busy manner. Another scenario is multiple bubbles forming in the economy covering different sectors, Eg., real estate, mortgage loans, consumer credit, etc. then default rates accelerating as interest rates spike, followed by a liquidity and credit crunch that would lead the country into a recession as well. Every possible outcome will be greatly exacerbated though proportionally to the gargantuan excess of artificial liquidity we are under right now.
So how does this end?
There are different possible scenarios. One is that the economy zooms into a positive spiral of fast-tracked economic growth, other possibilities are not so rosy, like runaway inflation leading into a a rapid economic contraction and eventually a recession. This time though in an abrupt boom and sudden busy manner. Another scenario is multiple bubbles forming in the economy covering different sectors, Eg., real estate, mortgage loans, consumer credit, etc. then default rates accelerating as interest rates spike, followed by a liquidity and credit crunch that would lead the country into a recession as well. Every possible outcome will be greatly exacerbated though proportionally to the gargantuan excess of artificial liquidity we are under right now.