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Lauren Saidel-Baker

Lauren Saidel-Baker is an experienced speaker and economist. She graduated cum laude with honors in economics and a double major in religion from Wellesley College. Her experience in finance supports her commanding grasp of ITR Economics' programs and subscriptions and their practical applications.
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Small Mercies - The Consumer Could Be Worse
By Lauren Saidel-Baker on April 16, 2020

The coming weeks and months will bring new data regarding the magnitude of ongoing economic decline, and the majority of it will likely be quite negative. While reasons for outright...

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Management Objectives™ for Trying Times
By Lauren Saidel-Baker on March 19, 2020

Recent black swan events have precipitated market upheaval to a degree not seen since the Great Recession. Our team has produced several blog posts and articles covering COVID-19 and the...

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Wholesale Trade: Identifying What Matters in a Volatile World
By Lauren Saidel-Baker on March 4, 2020

Global volatility seems to be rising, not least due to black swan events such as COVID-19. Supply chain disruptions, price shocks, and demand interruptions are real worries, but which will...

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Keeping up With Commodity Prices
By Lauren Saidel-Baker on February 19, 2020

After general decline in industrial commodity prices during 2019, resurgent global growth is poised to spur prices higher this year.

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Welcome to the New Roaring Twenties!
By Lauren Saidel-Baker on January 9, 2020

Happy new year, and welcome to the 2020s! Prepare yourself for a decade of overall economic growth.

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The Housing Market: A Year in Review
By Lauren Saidel-Baker on December 18, 2019

How did the housing market perform in 2019? It depends who you ask.

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