Forces of Production
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a monthly US macroeconomic analysis newsletter published by https://www.common-wealth.org
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First issue February 2026. Read the launch essay to understand why this matters — and why the economy may prove harder to navigate than the open sea.
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Announcing the launch of the Forces of Production macro data newsletter
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January 21, 2026 at 4:59 PM
First issue February 2026. Read the launch essay to understand why this matters — and why the economy may prove harder to navigate than the open sea.
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www.forcesofproduction.com/p/atop-the-f...
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Reposted by Forces of Production
We are proud to announce the launch of Forces of Production — a new monthly newsletter tracking the supply side of the US economy.
But first: do you know where the US economy actually is right now? Not how it feels, but what it actually does all day?
Most don't. And that's the problem.
But first: do you know where the US economy actually is right now? Not how it feels, but what it actually does all day?
Most don't. And that's the problem.
January 21, 2026 at 4:59 PM
We are proud to announce the launch of Forces of Production — a new monthly newsletter tracking the supply side of the US economy.
But first: do you know where the US economy actually is right now? Not how it feels, but what it actually does all day?
Most don't. And that's the problem.
But first: do you know where the US economy actually is right now? Not how it feels, but what it actually does all day?
Most don't. And that's the problem.