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Back to forward thinking: Industry Trends & Analysis

In case you stumbled across this post by chance while surfing the web, I wrote about my interest in an economic forecast delivered April 28 at the 2023 Manufacturing For Growth meeting in Phoenix.

May 15, 2023By Dennis Spaeth

Thanks for scanning the QR code to find this update to my column in the May 2023 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine. In case you stumbled across this post by chance while surfing the web, I wrote about my interest in an economic forecast delivered April 28 at the 2023 Manufacturing For Growth meeting in Phoenix.

A brief description of the session, titled “Gauging the Risks Going Forward 2023 – 2024,” promised “no emotions or histrionics or political agenda” from keynote speaker Alan Beaulieu, Ph.D., the president of ITR Economics, an economic research and consulting firm based in Manchester, New Hampshire.

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