Economic Security
We analyze shocks and stresses affecting industrial capacity, supply chains, and workforce resilience to support decisions about economic and national security.
Our diverse portfolio of work with energy, defense, and economic development sponsors uses the following research capabilities:
- Macroeconomic modeling: We develop near real-time macroeconomic models to measure nationwide and localized changes in economies, key industries, workforce composition, and government revenue.
- Supply chain and critical materials analysis: We lead comprehensive assessments of supply and demand factors associated with key minerals and materials that are essential to the energy sector, defense industrial base, and the broader U.S. economy.
- Industrial resilience modeling: We build and orchestrate integrated data pipelines and models to help our sponsors understand resilience of industries that are critical to national and economic security.
- Data visualization and exploration: We translate economic modeling and analysis into publicly available, interactive data platforms for use by local and regional economic development teams to support program planning and explore trends.