The reports below are primary research performed by our firm in the year titled. Each enjoys editorial support from prominent organizations around the US, including key think tanks and policy makers, amongst others. Performed over a 10 week period during the summer, this is additive to the work we expect our team does with the help of summer interns and third parties. Not only does this create valuable intellectual property we contribute to the national dialogue on finance, key industries and economics, it also distinguishes our number from others while providing a remarkably unique developmental opportunity for our summer interns, and benefitting investors and others. This also reflects a consistency we hold important, to undertake our work in a manner that serves all stakeholders in the ecosystem proportionately, without singling out and focusing only on one to the detriment of all others. We believe in this way we are contributing in a much more meaningful way than our competitors.
2017: The gTC Healthcare Inequality Index
The glendonTodd report on the Healthcare Inequality Index attempts to quantify the disparity in accessibility of healthcare.
2016: The Changing Nature of Scarcity: Redefining Economics
The glendonTodd report on the Changing Nature of Scarcity seeks to illustrate and quantify the economic effects of automation, such as unemployment and wealth distribution.
2015: The Drivers of Consolidation in HealthCare
The glendonTodd report on the Collision of Healthcare Payor-Provider Models attempts to identify the key issues and their drivers disrupting the healthcare landscape.
2014: Withdrawal from the Labor Force, A New Insight
The glendonTodd report on Labor Force Participation quantifies the connection between a labor force participant leaving the workforce and GDP.
2013: Adverse Consequences: Critical Inflection Points in Rising Debt to GDP Ratio
The glendonTodd report on Debt to GDP introduces the concept of an escape velocity to determine the amount of growth needed to maintain a healthy balance sheet.
2012: Yes, you can predict economic dislocations!
The glendonTodd report on Economic Freedom connects free market indicators to economic growth through observation and statistical analysis.