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Economics Weekly: Poetry in Numbers
In this Economics Weekly, Richard de Chazal uses poetic license to adapt the interpretation of the poem, The Red Wheelbarrow, to what is taking place today in the financial markets and with the evolution of AI—a shift from the enablers to the adopters, from narrative to the numbers, and from free cash flow spending to returns on that invested capital.
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Business Owners Forum: Accessing Private Markets
Following a liquidity event, many business owners reevaluate how and where they can invest. Tony Frascotti, William Blair’s head of Private Shares Trading, and Tyler Glover, partner, managing director, Private Wealth Management Consulting Services, host a virtual fireside chat exploring how private markets are evolving and the opportunities they present.
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Monthly Macro: The Work AI Cannot Reach
Spanish economist and former Member of the European Parliament, Luis Garicano, Ph.D., joins William Blair macro analyst Richard de Chazal to discuss why AI is more likely to reshape jobs than replace them outright, arguing that the most valuable work combines cognitive, relational, and physical tasks that remain difficult to automate.
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Economics Weekly: Money Matters Again – Inflation and the Fed’s Evolving Framework
In this Economics Weekly, Richard de Chazal looks at the past remarks of Greg Mankiw, who was appointed (along with William White and Thomas Sargent) to examine the Fed’s inflation framework, to gain insight into the kinds of changes we might expect to see.
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Inside the AI Economy: Competition, Compute, and the Next Phase of Enterprise Adoption
William Blair's Arjun Bhatia and Jonathan Ho discuss the latest developments shaping the AI landscape, from intensifying model competition and pricing pressure to data center expansion, cybersecurity risks, and the pace of enterprise adoption.
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