Out to Lunch

Oil and The Fed

From the US perspective, there are two predictable economic pillars we have always relied on: Oil and The Fed. We look at the price and supply of oil to calibrate our economic position in the global economy, and we rely on The Fed to insure our economic security. In the past 2 months we have…

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What’s Going to Happen to Education, Real Estate, and Retail?

As Louisiana and parts of the rest of the country begin to re-open, there’s a question about the economy that everyone is asking: What’s going to happen to education, real estate, and retail? On this edition of Out to Lunch Louisiana we’re asking local experts in each of these areas to tell us. Retail With…

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Where To Now, Louisiana?

The journey we are on is leading us down a path that none of us have been on before. As individuals, as family members, as bosses or as employees, none of us know with any certainty what we’re doing or where we’re going. As a state we’re in the same position. On this edition of…

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The Global Economy Here At Home

As this pandemic unfolds, we’re hearing about how it’s affecting the global economy. That might sound like an oxymoron because “the global economy” might feel far removed from our daily lives. But for all three of our guests on this edition of Out to Lunch Louisiana, it’s an integral part of their lives. As the…

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The Covid Economy: April 7th -13th

New Orleans might not have invented the concept of partying, but the city has certainly perfected it. Before the onset of this Covid Economy and before it became an alleged virus incubator, Mardi Gras in New Orleans was one of the most celebrated parties on earth. There are free parties every single night on Bourbon…

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