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Jackie Greene

Jackie is the Vice President of Economics at ITR Economics, and oversees forecasting and applied research.
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Director's Cut: World Industrial Production Fell – Hard!
By Jackie Greene on February 25, 2019

The world is a big place, and World Industrial Production is a large engine. Once it's in motion, it's difficult to change its direction. Unfortunately for many, that engine is distinctly...

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Director's Cut: Can You Buy Your Way Out of a Recession?
By Jackie Greene on January 29, 2019

2019 is finally here, and bringing with it obstacles and opportunities. If you follow ITR Economics, you know we are expecting the US economy to generally grow during the first half of this...

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Director's Cut: The UK Departs in T Minus Three Months and Counting
By Jackie Greene on December 13, 2018

If you were to renegotiate deals with someone responsible for 54.1% of your sales, it would cause some stress. How about renegotiating with your top supplier, responsible for 61.7% of all...

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Director's Cut: Don't Enter the Race to the Bottom
By Jackie Greene on November 13, 2018

We’re quickly approaching Thanksgiving, and with it, Black Friday. Ah, Black Friday – that magical day when retailers battle to capture a portion of the consumer’s holiday spend. But are...

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Director's Cut: Honk If You Want Auto Parts Tariffs
By Jackie Greene on September 27, 2018

The vast majority of American households own a car. The percentage ranges from 85% to 95%, depending on the year and data source, but the quantity is still impressive. With this many people...

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Director's Cut: Are Your Profits Following the Crowd?
By Jackie Greene on August 23, 2018

The preponderance of leading indicators are suggesting increased likelihood that the US economy, as measured by US Industrial Production, will be on the back side of the business cycle in...

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