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2030s Great Depression Update
By Brian and Alan Beaulieu on January 17, 2023

Higher-than-expected inflation, interest rates, and deficit spending characterized the beginning of this decade. It is understandable that people are wondering if this means we are shifting...

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Disinflation – Re-inflation − the US Dollar
By Brian and Alan Beaulieu on November 8, 2022

Disinflation will characterize 2023. We expect inflation will be a persistent problem for this decade. There is a US dollar aspect to this outlook.

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The Threat of Higher Interest Rates – Driven by Inflation Pressures
By Brian and Alan Beaulieu on July 6, 2022

The Fed appears intent to quell the inflation that they helped create. They have indicated that they intend to make up for lost time with an aggressive schedule of rate hikes. Quantitative...

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New Book: Brian and Alan Beaulieu to Tackle the Big Questions
By Brian and Alan Beaulieu on December 17, 2021

Strategic and tactical planning is difficult, particularly as the future is at best uncertain and there are events pressuring the economy in multiple directions. The pressures can come from...

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Labor Supply and Wage Trends Through 2025
By Brian and Alan Beaulieu on November 9, 2021

Government policies stemming from the pandemic resulted in high unemployment.

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Economic Impact on Financial Markets Through 2029
By Brian and Alan Beaulieu on October 11, 2020

How the coming decade plays out is going to be different than the last three years and the last 10 years. Change may be a constant, but it seems to have accelerated thanks to COVID-19.

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