It is that time of the year again.  My annual Economic Outlook Conference will be coming up on Thursday morning, December 3.  It will be a Zoom webinar.  It does not seem like the right time to do a live presentation at the Daniel Island Club.

The good news is that some of  you who are not physically located in the Charleston, S.C. area may be able to join us this year for the first time.

There is plenty to talk about, and a wide range of very divergent views.  I will provide you with my thoughts on all this and then, at the end, you can decide if that makes any sense.

Hope to “see” you on Thursday morning, December 3.  When you register please make sure that your e-mail address is correct.  I will send the Zoom link to that e-mail address a couple of days prior to the event.

2021 Economic Outlook Conference

 

In times of uncertainty whether you are running a business or planning your investments,  knowledge can be your most valuable asset.

 

 Stephen Slifer, Owner and Chief Economist at NumberNomics will provide insight regarding what to expect in 2020 and 2021.

 

COVID-19 has changed everything.

Biggest GDP drop in history. 

Impressive recovery.  How did that happen?

Do we need more fiscal stimulus? 

What is next?  Is the Fed too pessimistic?

Some sectors have been hit hard.    Which sectors are the winners?
Is inflation really dead?

The Federal Reserve’s game plan has changed.  What are the new rules?

 

DATE:     Thursday, December 3, 2020

                Zoom webinar

TIME:      8:00 to 9:00 A.M.

COST:      $25.00

 

Stephen Slifer:  From 1980 until his retirement in 2003, Mr. Slifer was the Chief U.S. Economist for Lehman Brothers in New York City.  In that role he directed the firm’s U.S. economics group and was responsible for the firm’s forecasts and analysis of the U.S. economy.

Prior to that, he spent a decade as a senior economist at the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve in Washington, D.C.  He has written two books about the various economic indicators and how they can be used to forecast economic activity.  He writes a regular bi-weekly economics column for the Charleston Regional Business Journal.

 

Proudly sponsored by:

Baird                                                                   Charleston Digital Corridor

Charleston Regional Business Journal          Daniel Island Business Assoc.

Daniel Island Town Association                     NumberNomics

Trident Technical College                               Wells Fargo Advisors

Dunhill Staffing

 

 To Register:    Click Here