People often ask about perceived problems in this sub that end up not actually being problems when observed more closely. With that in mind, what problems ARE the US economy currently facing that are indeed real problems worth keeping an eye on?

There are many, many posts on this sub that essentially boil down to:

Q: "Is this thing a problem? How are we solving it?"

A: "That thing is not a problem. Youve been missinformed by news/propaganda/your own assumptions."

This phenomenon seems to be demonstrated with housing market questions, job market questions, and even a few stock market questions.

One is left wondering, if all those things arent problems, is there actually anything going on, or are we "all good" so to speak?