The COVID-19 pandemic brought the economy to a grinding halt. As recovery gets underway, housing is leading the way, but that doesn't necessarily mean all is well. Danielle Hale, Chief […]
Please note the date and time of this webinar, as it is not our usual Thursday lunchtime event. As the Coronavirus pandemic has swept across the country, it has intersected […]
Making things in factories remains central to the world economy: Manufacturing generated $13.8 trillion worldwide in 2019 according to the World Bank. And the distribution of manufacturing chains across the […]
Join your fellow National Economist Club members for a post-election coffee talk on Thursday, 11/5, 9-10am EST on ZOOM. See you there! REGISTRATION IS OPEN! This event is for members […]
‘Economic Prospects After the 2020 Presidential Election’ featuring Gregory Daco (Oxford Economics), Diane Lim (Author of the EconomistMom Blog and adjunct professor at George Washington University), and Michael Strain (American […]
"The Cycles Meet: Political Change and Conflict in the Coming Decade" Beyond the headlines and the controversy du jour, American politics today is the manifestation of a pair of deep […]
Please join us for a joint webinar with the National Association of Business Economics on Thursday, March 4, 2021, at 6pm EST. Speaker: Motoshige Itoh, Professor, Faculty of International Social Sciences, Gakushuin […]
'Semiconductor Shortages and the U.S. Economy' Date: Thursday, March 11 Time: 12pm to 1pm EST Speakers: • Falan Yinug - Director of Industry Statistics and Economic Policy, Semiconductor Industry Association […]
'Boom-Bust Oil Prices: No End In Sight' Date: Thursday, March 18 Time: 12pm to 1:15pm EST Join the NEC and Bob McNally of Rapidan Energy Group for a discussion on […]
'Inflation Fears and the Biden Stimulus: Look to the Korean War, Not Vietnam' with Joseph Gagnon, Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics Date: Thursday, April 1 Time: 12pm to […]