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Alan Beaulieu

With a reputation as an accurate, straightforward economist, Alan Beaulieu has been delivering award-winning workshops and economic analysis seminars across the world to thousands of business executives for the last 30 years.
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From the President's Desk Global

Global Supply Chain Pressure Index
By Alan Beaulieu on January 26, 2022

What would you do if you knew with a high degree of certainty that your supply chain issues were going to ease in the months ahead?

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From the President's Desk Strategic Planning

Three Concerns for 2022
By Alan Beaulieu on December 29, 2021

ITR’s forecast for 2022 is well known, but for the sake of clarity our macro forecast states that the US economy will grow through 2022 into 2023, but the rate of growth will decelerate as...

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From the President's Desk Finance

Inflation – Abate or Inflate
By Alan Beaulieu on November 22, 2021

Inflation is a hot topic throughout the country and beyond. ITR Economics expects that we will experience a temporary general abatement from today’s inflation levels before upside...

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From the President's Desk Manufacturing

Reshoring – the Forgotten Trend
By Alan Beaulieu on October 26, 2021

As consultants, a lot of our time is wrapped up around the issues that are common pain points and areas of concern for our clients – labor, supply chain, and government spending. Our...

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News Budget Planning

Knowing Future Cash Flow
By Alan Beaulieu on October 4, 2021

“The future is unknowable because the future is dependent on many possibilities” (Source) Company B is considering the purchase of Company A, and as a matter of course they estimate EBITDA...

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From the President's Desk

Unmasking the Future
By Alan Beaulieu on September 28, 2021

“The future is unknowable because the future is dependent on many possibilities.” (Source)

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