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FED Reports 2.3% Economic Growth: Then Why Are Families Still Struggling? Why The Numbers Can Be Decieving.
For our QSF US Domestic Outlook, we Dive deeper into the predicating factors and we compared those broad measures with evidence about household bills and financial reserves. The question is whether families have enough left after necessities to handle a setback, even while the economy grows.

Quincy
Oct 256 min read


Strong Spending Doesn’t Mean a Strong Consumer: What the Latest US Consumer Income Data May Be Missing
A system in which income and spending rise together suggests expansion supported by underlying strength. A system in which spending rises while real income declines suggests something else. It suggests that activity is being maintained under more constrained conditions.

Quincy
Jun 165 min read


CEO Pay Gap and CEO Compensation: Why Consumer Brand Warnings Matter Now
When some of the biggest consumer-facing companies in America start using the language of value, affordability, and budget pressure all at once, it is worth paying attention.

Quincy
Jun 74 min read
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