Webinars
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2030s Great Depression Update
ITR Economics will examine how the COVID-Echoes have impacted our view of the remainder of the 2020s and to what extent we need to alter our outlook for the difficult times projected for the 2030s.
Economic Storm Watch
Join us for an update on the threats, opportunities, and forecast risks for 2023−2025.
Global Outlook – Key Trends Through 2023 and Beyond
This webinar will highlight which international forecasts have been adjusted and where opportunities abroad will be in the coming years.
2023 in Our Sights: How Will Manufacturing Stack Up?
2023 has officially started, and it’s time to dive into a topic of high importance at ITR − manufacturing. We will discuss the latest trends and our forecast for the US industrial economy.
Disinflation – Re-inflation − the US Dollar
Disinflation will characterize 2023. We expect inflation will be a persistent problem for this decade. There is a US dollar aspect to this outlook.
Outlook for Nonresidential Construction in 2023 and Beyond
We will explore the key trends affecting nonresidential construction, including labor availability and pricing for inputs such as lumber, steel, and concrete.
Outlook for the Distribution Sector
Please join us for a webinar to discuss pertinent trends that will affect the distribution sector in the coming years.
Housing Market Update: Will 2023 Be the Next 2008?
Join us as we evaluate the current state of the housing market, how it got there, where it’s headed, and how all this compares to the Great Recession.
Identifying Regional Trends and Business Opportunities Throughout the US
Take a summer vacation across the US, examining economic data and the growth opportunities it highlights.
The Threat of Higher Interest Rates – Driven by Inflation Pressures
Join us at our July webinar in which Brian and Alan will lay out a coherent, logical perspective on the dual threat of inflation and higher interest rates – devoid of fear.
Addressing Your Labor Challenge in a Tight Market
Join us for an analysis of the factors driving the labor shortage, the latest data and trends in wages, and business actions you can consider as you compete for scarce workers.
Services: Trends in the US Macroeconomy's Largest Sector
By delving deeper into the consumer and business drivers behind demand for services, the webinar will identify the critical factors that businesses must monitor going forward.
Finding Winning Markets and Avoiding the Losers Amid Rising Fears of Recession
How can you position your business to target the relatively strong markets in this business cycle while avoiding the relative losers?