Elaborate on how recent economic events, such as the pandemic, the Ukraine conflict, and the upsurge in inflation, have affected your expectations for the future of the economy. How have these events influenced your predictions for the trajectory of real GDP, unemployment, and inflation for the remainder of 2023? Share your thoughts on the significant deficits that have been run since 2020 and whether you are concerned about them. Please provide reasoning to support your perspective

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