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Home » Authors » Gregory Daco

Gregory Daco

Gregory Daco is head of U.S. macroeconomics for Oxford Economics USA.
gregorydaco@oxfordeconomics.com
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Industrial recession? Yes and no.

April 13, 2016
Gregory Daco
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Industrial production weakness in the United States has led to increased talk of a recession, but a deeper examination shows that this weakness is highly concentrated in energy and globally exposed sectors.
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Monetary Matters

Ricardo's "comparative advantage" still holds true today

October 1, 2012
Chris G. Christopher, Jr. and Gregory Daco
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The 19th-century British economist David Ricardo recognized that even when a nation is more efficient than another at producing all goods, it benefits by focusing on the one for which it is internally most efficient, and trading for the others.
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Monetary Matters

From supply chain to "supply web"

December 15, 2010
Chris G. Christopher, Jr. and Gregory Daco
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Global supply patterns have changed dramatically since the beginning of the 20th century— not just once but several times—and they will continue to change over time.
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