What is Sage Economics?

A newsletter about economics and policy. Paid subscribers get our every-Friday Week in Review posts—everything you need to know about the economy in a breezy, non-political, 5-minute read. Non-paid subscribers get at least one weekly post, including Construction Trend Tuesday.

Who are we?

Anirban, economist (hold your applause), is the chairman & CEO of Sage Policy Group, an economic and policy consulting firm headquartered in Baltimore. Anirban has more graduate degrees than he does arms and legs, serves as the chief economist for several organizations, is one of the nation’s leading construction economists, and can be seen speaking to audiences around the country (and world).

Zack is the COO of Sage Policy Group. What he lacks in graduate degrees, chief economist postings, and general renown, he makes up for with his can-do attitude and slightly better than average work ethic.

Past Posts for Your Perusal

Week in Review

Like a Bad First Date, September Payroll Report Disappoints

Feel the Churn: Why the Construction Industry Lost Jobs in May

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CEO of Sage Policy Group, chief economist to a number of organizations, and Agatha Christie Super Fan. You can check out my full bio at https://sagepolicy.com/who-we-are/
Coauthor of the Sage Economics newsletter.