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Olson on the prospects for economic growth

In a speech on 'Assessing Prospects for Economic Growth in the United States' Mark Olson of the Federal Reserve said the recent news from oil and financial markets and about consumer confidence clearly suggests that the reduction in risks associated with the situation in Iraq has had a number of favourable effects. But at the same time, he said, the available indicators of production and employment suggest that the pace of economic activity may remain slow for a while longer.

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