Alan Beaulieu

President, ITR Economics

 

One of the country’s most informed economists, Alan Beaulieu is a principal of the ITR Economics where he serves as President. ITR predicts future economic trends with 94.7% accuracy rate and 60 years of correct calls. In his keynotes, Alan delivers clear, comprehensive action plans and tools for capitalizing on business cycle fluctuations and outperforming your competition--whether the economy is moving up, down, or in a recession.
 
Since 1990, he has been consulting with companies throughout the US, Europe, and Asia on how to forecast, plan, and increase their profits based on business cycle trend analysis. Alan is also the Senior Economic Advisor to NAW, Contributing Editor for INDUSTRYWEEK, and the Chief Economist for HARDI.
 
Alan is co-author, along with his brother Brian, of the book MAKE YOUR MOVE, and has written numerous articles on economic analysis. He makes up to 150 appearances each year, and his keynotes and seminars have helped thousands of business owners and executives capitalize on emerging trends. 
 
Prior to joining ITR Economics, Alan was a principal in a steel fabrication company and also in a software development company.

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Jan. 11, 2013

Defining Fair Remains Challenging When It Comes To Taxes

Unfair tax burdens must drive better planning and efficiencies in business....More
Jan. 9, 2013

Benefits from the Recent Changes to the Basel III Banking Regulations

Regulatory changes help set stage for growth in 2013 and mild downturn in 2014....More
Jan. 4, 2013

Is the Fiscal Deal a Solution?

The recent deal on the fiscal cliff provides some relief, but you can still expect to see a slowing economy later in 2013....More
Dec. 31, 2012

Positive Economic Signals from National Housing Price Trends

Rising housing prices and decline in the vacancy inventory bode well for the US economy in 2013....More
Dec. 28, 2012

2013 Economy Will Provide Both Opportunity and Challenge

Although the fiscal cliff looms in the near term, be looking for an economic slowdown in the second half of 2013....More
Dec. 20, 2012

A family (Federal) budget

Looking at the fiscal cliff through the lens of a household budget provides some interesting insights....More
Dec. 13, 2012

Taking a Look at the Fed's Increased Stimulus Program

The Federal Reserve announced major stimulus measures, but there is no guarantee that they will fully succeed....More
Dec. 11, 2012

US Job Growth: Who Gets the Credit?

  The private sector added 253,000 jobs in November.  The 0.23% increase from October sounds unimpressive, but it was in fact the best....More
Dec. 6, 2012

Is France Losing Its Energy Advantage?

Changes to France’s nuclear program could negatively impact its economic competitiveness....More
Dec. 4, 2012

Positive Signals from Chinese and European Leading Indicators

Leading indicator signals from China and Europe suggest positive developments in 2013....More
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