An Inflection Point in Education
April 7, 2026
College has long been considered a reliable path to higher earnings and stability, but the equation is changing. Rising tuition, record levels of student debt, and shifting labour market outcomes...
Author: Reed McCoy
Prescription for the Deficit: Confronting Healthcare’s Expanding Role
April 7, 2025
Rising healthcare costs are a major driver of federal deficits, with long-term implications for investors and financial planning. GHPIA is monitoring reimbursement risk, leaning into innovation, and using conservative planning...
Consumer Spending: Robust Engine of the Economy, But Are Cracks Emerging?
April 11, 2024
Optimism is best served with a side of caution, but betting that a deep recession is nigh would be to bet against the American consumer—a stance not proven wise by...
Inflation: Data Indicates We are Past the Peak
April 14, 2023
Federal reserve policy turned off the monetary printing presses and by all measures inflation seems to have peaked, although the Fed believes further vigilance is warranted to guard against a...
What Do You Own When You Invest in Chinese Stocks?
February 1, 2022
Many investors are surprised to discover that buying Chinese stocks does not mean you actually own a piece of a Chinese company. Due to Chinese law, most foreign investors hold...
World Trade: More Freedom or More Protectionism?
September 30, 2020
Despite current crises, the drive toward free world trade – and the benefits it brings to nations – seems unstoppable.
