In June the U.S. economy entered its 96th month of economic expansion, the third longest in U.S. history since 1854. Odds are favorable that this period of growth will surpass #2, which took place during the turbulent 1960s (1961-1969), yet calling the takeover of the 120-month economic expansion and #1 “tech boom version 1A” from 1991 to 2001 is too early to say.
That was one of the takeaways from a recent Global Economic Briefing sponsored by NAI Global in a live webcast presented to NAI professionals and guests in mid-June by Dr. Mark J. Eppli, Professor of Finance and Bell Chair in Real Estate at Marquette University. Once a quarter, NAI Global hosts an economic outlook call featuring domestic and international experts on the economy and other business trends.
