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Connecting The Dots Between The Economy... And Business!
Dr. Bill Conerly connects the dots between the economy and business decisions. As a consultant, he not only forecasts the economy but also helps business leaders understand how their challenges will change with the evolving economy. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from Duke University and was ...more

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Economic Forecasters Agree, And That's Scary!
Economists who forecast the United States economy are in about as much agreement as they ever are—and I find that scary. Compilations of economic forecasts are very useful. Most importantly, the average of forecasts has proved to be more accurate over time than any one forecaster.
Economic Inequality, Innovation And Cronyism
Does economic inequality lead to the end of growth spurts? This series of articles on the economic impacts of inequality has addressed some arguments used by economists at Standard & Poor’s in their paper on inequality.
Reshoring Or Offshoring: U.S. Manufacturing Forecast 2015-2016
Manufacturing is a tough, competitive business. Shipping across oceans has become cheap, as has international communication, so offshoring, reshoring or never changing are vital decisions.
Impacts Of Inequality: Economic Stagnation
Does economic inequality lead to economic stagnation due to reduced consumer spending? This is the second article in my series on the economic impacts of inequality.
Economic Impacts Of Inequality
The talk about inequality has turned from ethical issues (should the rich be so rich) to economic impacts, such as whether inequality means economic stagnation. A recent report by Standard & Poor's economists highlights this attention.
Commodity Price Volatility: What Should Distributors Do?
Dealers in commodities, or in parts that use a significant amount of a commodity with large price fluctuations, have significant business challenges.
Tell The Truth And Be Gracious: Leadership Lessons From The MLS All-Star Game
The coach of German soccer team Bayern Munich has done a great job with his team, but he made two big blunders in America after his team lost a “friendly” match with the Major League Soccer All-Stars.
Inventories: A Problem For Economic Growth And Individual Companies
Inventory swings destabilize the economy. And now many businesses are carrying too much inventory, to the detriment of themselves as well as the entire country.
Housing Vacancy Improving
The housing market is improving, according to vacancy figures released today by the government. Forget "bank-owned" and what Realtors call "inventory." The best way to look at the housing market is to see how many housing units are empty.
Commodity Price Volatility: What Should Users Do?
This article addresses the concerns of businesses that purchase commodities. The price they pay can change sharply, putting the company’s economic viability at risk. Can commodity users hedge away the problem? And if they can, should they?
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