Jason Hartman and author Charles Goyette evaluate the economic shifts under a new presidential administration. The discussion highlights concerns that tariffs and deportations will act as inflationary forces, driving up the costs of consumer goods and real estate construction. While the participants celebrate the potential for a meritocracy and reduced government regulation, they remain skeptical of the government's ability to balance its budget without further devaluing the dollar. Goyette specifically warns of a "tectonic shift" in the global economy, characterized by higher interest rates and international currency wars. To navigate this volatility, the sources suggest that investors prioritize hard assets like real estate and physical gold to protect their purchasing power. Future prosperity is seen as a battle between the deflationary benefits of technology and the inflationary pressures of government spending.
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