doom

Well, they just did, at Dodger Stadium on Tuesday night, complete with headaches, nausea and the shaky feeling of impending doom.

But Cohan said that since 70% of economic growth comes from consumer spending, “we could be in a doom loop where companies lay off more workers to meet quarterly earnings targets.”

Yet this Democratic doom loop isn’t having its usual effect this time, and that’s in part because the party is unintentionally reminding voters of the law’s manifest failures and bad incentives.

Stories promised that inflation and the economy will doom him.

It's too early to say, but the reaction to recent bank earnings suggests markets view the issue as an item to watch, rather than an area of impending doom.