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Will infrastructure networks catch up with rebounding U.S. economy?

Get with the times.

August 19, 2013

For a nation that carries the greatest net worth ever generated by a historically dominant economic entity, the United States’ dilapidated overall infrastructure comes close to resembling that of second-tier countries struggling to catch up with the 21st century by leapfrogging the 20th.

Gaining momentum with the U.S. independent distribution network

America’s independent distribution network key to world-leading GDP.

Morris R. Beschloss

July 12, 2013

America’s amazing outburst as the potential global energy leader already is becoming the surprising success story in an otherwise drab economic scenario.

Slicing the pie smaller

Consolidation accelerates in face of U.S. economic restructuring.

Morris R. Beschloss

May 21, 2013

One of the fascinating sidebars to the current problems, as well as opportunities confronting such major economic sectors as electrical, PHCP, PVF and industrial mill/supply distribution are the solid entities acting as the key warehousing/marketing bodies for the overwhelming central point between manufacturers and end users/installers.

Growing labor shortages impede housing and economic recovery

Meanwhile, a lack of buildable lots and increased costs for materials and labor are also contributing to the problem.

March 27, 2013

Growing labor shortages in all facets of the residential construction sector are impeding the housing and economic recovery, according to a new survey conducted by the NAHB.

Sunny Days Ahead?

2013 economy shows signs of hopeful developments

Morris R. Beschloss

March 12, 2013

While the bitter reckoning of the winter months has recently displayed a scattering of warm spots indicating a better spring ahead, mid-January economic improvements also are peeking through the heavy clouds overhanging the late 2012 economy.