After the turbulence of 2020, the year 2021 was expected to be remembered for economic recovery and bliss. Unfortunately, we now know otherwise. Challenges of recession and excess growth resulted in inflation, supply chain breakdowns and labor shortages. What can be expected for 2022? Does this get any better? Do we encounter new challenges?
We invited economist Chris Kuehl to explore the expectations and realities for the coming year. If you missed the live event, a recording may be found below.
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Speakers
Dr. Chris Kuehl
Managing Director | Armada Corporate Intelligence
Chris provides forecasts and strategic guidance for a wide variety of corporate clients around the world. He is the chief economist for several national and international organizations - Fabricators and Manufacturers Association, National Association of Credit Management, Finance, Credit and International Business and the Business Information Industry Association. He is also the economic analyst for several state accounting societies - Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Kansas. Chris is the author of Business Intelligence Briefs and Executive Intelligence Briefs - both publications from Armada. He is also responsible for the Credit Manager's Index from NACM and Fabrinomics from the FMA.