Retailing has it's own problems with more and more people...

Retailing has it's own problems with more and more people shopping online.

As I said there are winners and losers no matter which way the economy is going, inflation going up is providing more job but also means costs go up and interest rates go up, inflation down mean cost come down, job loses but interest rates come down.

The economic cycle is just that and is pretty consistent, probably the main variable is how long a particular part of the economic cycle goes. For example we went though a long period of record low interest rates, now we have the highest interest rates in 30 years.

Housing has boomed but looking like it's slowing, stock market is a record level so expect falling share prices. The economy works best when it's a free market economy, you get ups and down but it averages out. For the most part government should not interfere with the economy but some times they have little choice