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As the United States has suddenly pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, it is a good time to review the last, important trade deal of similar scale, NAFTA. As this chart shows, trade deficit with Mexico and Canada increased from USD$17.0 to $177.2 billion. According to this paper by Robert E. Scott, NAFTA has indirectly displaced upwards of one million jobs …
Boy, will these numbers change in the years to come.
Donald Trump faces extraordinary gaps with female voters in the 2016 US presidential election. Women remain 53% of the voting population in the United States.
From the poll junkies at FiveThirtyEight, you don’t have to squint too hard to see the trend line forming the in the national polling for the U.S. presidential election. You may interpret this data in the comments section. All scenarios shall be considered.
If you enjoy the future trends found in the Datalab, you might be interested in applying this data to your very own strategy. This primer gives you the basics of how to spot future trends in society, technology, economics, ecology, and politics, as well as why they are essential to modern business strategy.