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📰 America’s economy is on track for a historic "soft landing," balancing inflation without recession—an achievement only matched in the 1990s! But here's the twist: consumer sentiment and actual spending behaviors are diverging. While sentiment research suggests caution, spending in retail and food service remains strong! 📈💳 This disconnect might just be the key to understanding our current economic resilience. Follow Culinary Tides, Inc. for more insights. 🌟 🛒 #SoftLanding #EconomicTrends #USEconomy #ConsumerSpending #CulinaryTides #FoodIndustry Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/d9UsSMVq

#Marketing in a #Crisis: #Strategies for #Resilience and #Growth ➡ A review article written by Ananya Jha #Introduction Economic uncertainty, characterized by factors such as recessions, #inflation, market #volatility, and shifts in consumer behavior, poses significant challenges to businesses of all sizes..... #Post #COVID The worldwide #economic shock since the advent of COVID-19 #pandemic has had a significant impact on most commodity prices...... #Conclusion and #Future #Work With change in consumption behavior and competitive strategy, new trends tend to emerge during and post economic downturn periods... To get full-length article kindly go through the link https://lnkd.in/gHakyEbW We do accept hashtag#PPTs and hashtag#Video Articles to be publish within our Journal. You can send us your article to given email hashtag#Email: [email protected]

Economic sentiment has been on the rise for the past few months across multiple datasets, and inflation expectations are on the decline. Yes, these are feelings/sentiments rather than facts, but economic vibes play into the decisions of grocery shoppers and investors alike. Catch our full conversation on the latest episode of the Gray Report: https://hubs.li/Q02XsSLq0

Attaining market equilibrium is a dynamic process that involves balancing supply and demand within the intricate framework of the economy, as viewed from the perspective of the United States. This equilibrium point, where quantity demanded equals quantity supplied, signifies a state of balance and efficiency in the market. Insights from the U.S. perspective shed light on the mechanisms driving this equilibrium, including price signals, consumer preferences, production capabilities, and external factors such as government policies and global trends. Achieving and maintaining market equilibrium fosters stability, allocative efficiency, and sustainable growth, ultimately benefiting businesses, consumers, and the overall economy. Understanding the nuances of this equilibrium offers valuable insights for policymakers, businesses, and individuals navigating the complexities of the market landscape. ⚖️📈 . . . . . . Read more: https://lnkd.in/dHu4ziy9 #MarketEquilibrium #SupplyAndDemand #EconomicInsights #USPerspective 🌐

💡 Economic Uncertainty? More Like an Opportunity for Reinvention! 💡 Inflation might be acting like that guest who overstays their welcome, but hey, let’s not let it ruin the party. 🎉 The truth is, when the economy throws a curveball, it's a perfect chance to step up to the plate and swing for innovation. Sure, there’s chatter about inflation sticking around due to labor market tightness and supply chain hiccups, but isn’t that just the universe’s way of telling us to get creative? 🌍 Why not turn these challenges into stepping stones for something greater? Let’s keep the energy high, stay adaptable, and remember that every economic shift is just another chapter in our journey. Here’s to thriving in the face of uncertainty! 🚀 #EconomicTrends #InnovationMindset #EmbraceChange

The global economic landscape is in a constant state of flux, and it’s continuously being shaped by a myriad of factors. However, significant events such as the COVID-19 pandemic, technological advancements, and market fluctuations have led to significant disruptions and impacts in recent years. For example, two notable trends that we’re seeing across the board in the economy are inflation and labor shortages. The #coronavirus pandemic sparked both of the most recent instances of these scenarios, and we continue to feel their impacts today, especially regarding the supply chain. In the article "The Impact of Inflation and Labor Shortages on Supply Chain" Jake Latham provides insight into what you need to know about the state of #supplychain #inflation and labor shortages today, including how we got here, and what inventory-based businesses can do to best insulate themselves from the potential negative impacts of these trends. https://lnkd.in/eatF3Jdm #supplychainplanning #demandplanning #stockiqtechnologies

https://lnkd.in/eQcpAND6 EY's Gregory Daco makes a compelling case for the potential disconnect in our market reactions and the economic facts. Where consumers are putting their precious dollars is always a good sign of things to come...

How good are you at "interpreting" headlines? Very few people we talk to believe the economy is "surging," and yet that is the top headline today. Meanwhile, luxury (non-essential) brands which should be thriving in a surging economy are not. Fast food - that reliable/consistent/comfort meal - tends to "surge" when the economy is not so strong. And wouldn't you know it? There's that headline too. Are we trying to be economists? Absolutely not. But, knowing the strength of the economy should influence your marketing communications and risk tolerance for outreach. Is it time to try something bold? Launch a new product or service? Try a new medium? October 29, 2024 Headlines: -Confidence in the economy surges...Does it really? -Boeing makes $21B in share sale....Flying is a luxury. -Starbucks ramps up pressure on RTO...Profits are down. -McDonald's reverses US sales drop....Fast food safety net. "With inflation hitting hard, the American Dream feels more out of reach for many. Yet, The Conference Board’s consumer confidence index for October rose more than 11% to a reading of 138—its biggest one-month jump since March 2021. So why doesn’t it feel that way in our day-to-day lives?" - CNBC #Marketing #PublicRelations #Branding #Communication 📧 Signal [at] theherofarm [dot] com —---------------- P.S. Your communications should be relevant. If you liked this, please ♻️ repost to share with your network!

Who's economy is actually "surging" right now?? The Fast Food Index is a great example of an actual "Blue Collar Barometer." (Including myself here.) While meant more as a gauge of inflation in an area, the overall increase in consumption of fast food - convenient/consistent/low priced meals - tells you everything you need to know about the strength of paychecks right now. So, take some business risks and look after each other. We're not out of the woods yet. And maybe grab - 2 all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame-seed bun - on the way home.

What an Aging Population Means for the Economy and Markets Investors have understandably been fixated on the trajectory of inflation, interest rates and other headline-grabbing economic issues. Over time, though, the economy and markets are at least as impacted by demographic shifts. In this week’s Markets in a Minute, we examine the so-called silver tsunami, a global demographic trend with implications for investors and policymakers alike. https://lnkd.in/e-6rvW5g