David Kohl

The next few months will indicate how deep the U.S. economy could fall. Watch unemployment rates, falling consumer sentiment and the housing market.

By David Kohl, Morgan Digital Ventures The content licensing economy has arrived faster than anyone expected.

Energy prices are climbing, but their impact on inflation and interest rates differs sharply across economies.

Farmers who diversify their income stream insulate their business from the volatility of agriculture’s historic economic cycles.

Recent market developments are shaped by the interaction of economic pressure, geopolitical continuity, and sector specific dynamics.

Both farmland values and the stock market are due for a correction. Which will fall first? When either happens, watch for a recession.

Lower food costs freed income for cars, college and vacations. What happens to a family’s standard of living when food costs increase?

The current market environment is characterised by a confluence of powerful themes, ranging from renewed enthusiasm around artificial intelligence to shifting macroeconomic conditions.

Timing, patience and regulatory compliance drive businesses forward better than quick wins.

Annual reviews of the USMCA create uncertainty for farmers who depend on the two countries that account for one-third of U.S. exports.