John Tria
In this week’s column we examine trends and forecasts to encourage entrepreneurs to examine areas of growth as we recover. The lower GDP contraction in the fourth quarter of 2020 shows a continuous trend of recovery. We look at trends because they help us see how and where things are going which matters more than where we came from.
To expand and drive recovery even further, we need to push for economic reforms currently pending in congress that can strengthen our economy, expand our economic openness for investments, to make us competitive with our neighbors in the desire for investments and recovery.