It's impossible to predict the future exactly, because of the complexity and uncertainty. Economics is like meteorology on this score, basically only able to extrapolate past trends into the future.
Extrapolation predicts low inflation, at least in the near future.
Unemployment should be low for awhile, while the economy should continue to grow, maybe at a slower rate. However, the rest of the future is pretty murky, especially as we get to the year 2000. But economists are very bad at predicting reversals of current trends, especially recessions that follow from periods of prosperity. But rather than throw around a lot of weasel words and qualifications, I am going to make some bold predictions. Better to take a risk than to risk being boring.