The American economy is in a “very dynamic state right now” — a phrase we used in Vietnam for situations where no one knew what the hell was going on — and many people are rightfully uneasy.

Interlocking issues engender many questions. Most are about how one might see sundry crises developing and how the government might respond, if at all, to such challenges.

Some concern the general economy.

Will stock, cryptocurrency or house prices fall? How much? How precipitously? Can the government — Trump administration or Federal Reserve — respond? Should they?

With high mortgage servicing costs on farmland after a historic land price boom, together with high input costs, sick exports, falling crop prices, does the farm sector face another wave of bankruptcies and foreclosures akin to the farm

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