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RECORD BREAKING ECONOMY

Top-ranked economist Nancy Lazar tells her “story of the decade”, why the U.S. economy is strengthening even as it sets records for expansion longevity.

WEALTHTRACK Episode #1545; Originally Broadcast on April 26, 2019

[learn_more caption=”Click Here To Learn More…”] The International Monetary Fund’s most recent World Economic Outlook forecast, published in April 2019 noted a shift from accelerating global growth in nearly all regions of the world a year ago to a significant weakening of global economic growth in the second half of 2018, which they expect to continue into the first half of 2019. That downgrade garnered many headlines around the world. However, what was missed by many was the IMF’s forecast for the second half of this year, which is much more upbeat, as you will see for yourself when you delve into the report. Download the report. [6MB pdf] [/learn_more]

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NANCY LAZAR

• Co-Founder, Partner & Head of Economic Research Team,
• Cornerstone Macro

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HAVE FAITH IN THE RESILIENCE OF THE U.S. ECONOMY

Contractions are caused by:
• Excesses in important sectors of the economy
• Overheating and “irrational exuberance”
• Prices and inflation spike
• Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy

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U.S. MANUFACTURING RENAISSANCE

• Middle America is Lazar’s favorite “emerging market”
• Invest in companies benefitting from U.S. manufacturing renaissance
• Companies doing business or selling to consumers in Middle America

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