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ITR Economics Announces Partnership With FocusCFO
By ITR Economics on March 20, 2023

Manchester, N.H. − ITR Economics is excited to announce our new partnership with FocusCFO. FocusCFO is a leading provider of embedded fractional CFO services. Founded in Columbus, Ohio, in...

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Great Depression

Ask Us Your 2030s Great Depression Questions!
By ITR Economics on March 8, 2023

First referenced in the book “Prosperity in the Age of Decline,” the next Great Depression – beginning in 2030 and defining that decade – has long been forecasted by ITR Economics.

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ITR Experts Say Retail

Consumer Holding Steady Amid ‘Tightness Twofer’
By ITR Economics on March 7, 2023

“Twofer Tuesday” was a radio gimmick. On Tuesdays, the classic rock station local to ITR Economics’ southern NH headquarters used to (still does?) entice listeners by playing two songs in a...

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Recessions

How to Prepare Your Business for the 2024 Recession
By ITR Economics on February 27, 2023

After the Federal Reserve Board made increases to the federal funds rate last year in its bid to combat inflation, a macroeconomic recession we had forecast for mid-decade was pulled...

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ITR Experts Say Strategic Planning

A Sporting Chance
By ITR Economics on February 21, 2023

“You cannot change the wind, but you can adjust your sails.” If you have attended a keynote or webinar by ITR Economics, you have likely heard us say that. We are acknowledging that...

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Webinars

Economic Storm Watch
By ITR Economics on February 17, 2023

The US economy has not contended with an inverted yield curve since 2006. You may recall how that worked out. The Great Recession of 2008–2009 ensued. 

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