It sounds pretty difficult to make something like this happen . <| sep |> Oh do tell , how would you suggest that ? <| sep |> You are going to love it <| sep |> Clarkson you are not getting that board over kd <| sep |> Warriors are going to 5 peat . come back to me in 5 years <| sep |> You could always justify infrastructure spending on the idea that it would raise potential GDP and future growth . As far as achieving growth there is always the magic bullet of structural reforms . In Japan , this third arrow of Abe ' s strategy has had very little political will behind it because it is hard . Japan needs a more liberal immigration policy doubtful and at the very least , it needs greater participation by women in its workforce . In the United States , tax reform is just one of the progrowth policies that can be undertaken . Other policies can include ones aimed at increasing mobility housing costs in large cities , etc . I know that you know what at least some of those policies are . They are unlikely . because they are hard and require a lot of political will . Regarding the US being at full employment , that is what the Taylor Rule suggests . 74696 categoryid credit to besttrousersHowever , the United States still has an output gap 4 za and I am sure that there are some here who would disagree with the assumptions behind estimating NAIRU . There was a recent VoxEU piece that called into question the arbitrary nature of the methodology behind measuring NAIRU in the EU . a n d i tsconsequenceshumanbeings Similar criticisms probably apply in the United States . I cannot really say with certainty that the US is at capacity . Perhaps someone can convince me .