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year over year increase of 23% even with some of those wage increases. that s my point. neil: good for the big guys. i get your point. katherine, i d like to get your sense of whether this builds steam. you know, maybe some people can have 4%, depending to steve where they are income-wise. when it goes another 4% after that or some of these food and related shortages that have prompted double digit hikes right now and a lot of basic commodities for folks, at what point as you look at the economy and the market does it become a worry? are we at the okay, i m worried now, this is getting extreme what do you think? right, neil. yeah, when times are good, people pay the 25 to 40 cents more for an $8 burrito, that is when times are good. u.s. economy right now is growing 6.5% year or year. that s because last year was
coming up, chipotle is raising menu prices 4% for the pay hikes. they re just trying to keep up with demand as they hop stores. the argument you re hearing from chipotle s ceo that he s very confident loyal customers will pay that to keep a work force happy and grateful. steve moore is with us, katherine rooney is with us. what do you think of that, steve, that maybe this is a way of private industry to say all right, we re paying or workers more, this is not something that we re doing on behalf of the government and we re asking our customers to help foot some of this bill by paying 4% more for some of their favorite food? what do you think? you know, the people get screwed by that number 1 are the smaller restaurants. chipotle is a huge national chain.
decade. so neil, all of this adding to extra macropressure on to our economy. meantime, back to you. neil: thank you very much. so between the slow down and the shut down, we re going to give you the low-down. we have chris robinson joining us, katherine rooney and lee munson. lee, begin with you. what is dominating your thinking right now as you continue to trade, you look at the shut down, do you get hopeful when you hear about a vote in the senate thursday. what do you through? well, i m hopeful about a lot of things. i m an investor. i try to figure out how things work. the first thing is remember all this house damage that, we knew housing was going to be soft. it s been soft. right now you can get a 30-year fixed at the price last spring. so it s about a half a percent lower. once the shut down comes to fruition by 20% lagging that we were just talking about that, that will get done. also, i don t care about the international monetary fund
new york today. deidra bolton on this. market watcher, katherine rooney. katherine, as the president was speaking about the success of this to a florida crowd that was for businesses and individuals, the packs cuts have been a boon, he s strategizing that this is not only a winner on wall street where stocks were up over 300 points but on main street where it will be a winning issue for republicans in the mid-terms. what do you think of that? i think the president has to stay focused like a laser beam on tax reform. the republicans really don t have that many notable successes. we saw the aca repeal failure. tax reform is a winning topic. he needs to stay on message and stick with the winners. one thing i will highlight, what we re not talking about here, how to pay for it.
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