International Economic Trends
Report Subscriptions
Every employee at your organization will get access to the research through our e-Library
International Economic Trends Service
$3,425.00 per year
This e-Library service gives your organization:
- World Outlook—our quarterly two-year forecast of the global economy that includes outlooks for the world's major economies.
- U.S. Outlook—our quarterly two-year forecast of the American economy.
- StraightTalk—a monthly publication from the Chief Economist of The
Conference Board, Inc. which provides economic research, objective analysis
and forecasts to help new economy business executives assess economic
conditions impacting their markets that tracks the latest developments in labour, consumer, energy and housing markets.
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U.S. Forecast (Five-year) Database Service
$1,850.00 per year
Five-year forecast for the U.S. economy that includes detailed data on the following areas: Gross domestic product, Detailed income and consumption, Consumer price index, Consumer expenditures, Housing starts, Corporate profits and Unemployment rate. The forecast is updated quarterly. More than 100 indicators are available.
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International Trade and Investment Centre
The goal of the International Trade and Investment Centre (ITIC) is to help Canadian leaders better understand what global economic dynamics – such as global and regional supply chains – mean for public policy and business strategies. The Centre brings together business and government leaders to hear from top global thinkers and share successful strategies. It promotes informed dialogue on Canada’s global economic role; proposes recommendations for improving Canada’s trade and investment performance; and provides a sound basis for business and government decisions that enhance trade and investment outcomes – and, ultimately, our standard of living. Visit our website for more information on our research and activities.
International Cooperation
For over 20 years, the Conference Board has been involved in projects of international co-operation, trade, and investment policy. This experience has enabled the Board to supplement its domestic expertise and leverage it to the advantage of members. The International Cooperation team has chiefly been involved in offering expertise in project management, program evaluation, and capacity building for economic, public policy and governance reforms. This work can be classified into three major areas: - Delivery of knowledge based on rigorous research by a multidisciplinary team of professionals.
- Project management and delivery of networking events and large group consultation processes with a focus on trade and Investment issues
- Project management of projects funded by the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)
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