Yesterday we sent you Part 1 of our interview with macro analyst Lyn Alden.
In it she explained why she sees the world heading into economic deceleration.
One where economic activity slows, perhaps even contracts — while the costs of living remain stubbornly high.
Here in Part 2, Lyn shines a spotlight on how chronic under-investment in the exploration & development for many key natural resources the economy needs — like energy, agriculture, and mining — has been going on for over a decade.
And still remains the case to this day.
As a result, input prices will likely remain elevated for years & shortages will likely become more commonplace.
How will this impact our standard of living?
And does this trend offer any noteworthy investment opportunities?
