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OPEC’s powers are waning and efforts to reduce production will be offset by increased production from the U.S. and other countries.

The proposed border adjustment tax and corporate tax reform would be the most sweeping change to the tax code since 1986.

Some middle market firms likely to face significantly higher wage premiums to hire new workers.

It is far past time to repair how we travel, communicate, conduct commerce and provide energy to our communities.

Now that monetary policy is receding from the spotlight, it's time for fiscal stimulus to take its place on stage.

A Trump presidency has implications for economic growth, taxes and infrastructure, central bank policy, interest rates and trade.

Read the third global edition of RSM's The Real Economy, our monthly publication that provides economic insights for the middle market.

Holiday retail sales will likely show a solid 3.4 percent overall gain this year. Sales are shifting toward experiential, travel and services.

Learn how low and negative yields impact insurance firms in this edition of The Real Economy featuring RSM Chief Economist Joe Brusuelas.

Middle market faces crucial test in managing disruptive technology.

Financial conditions in the US are broadly supportive of economic growth even after the vote by the UK to exit the European Union.

Middle market firms will disproportionately shoulder the burden of adjusting the minimum wage to $15 per hour.

Read the second global edition of RSM's The Real Economy, our monthly publication that provides economic insights for the middle market.

The risks to the financial sector and the middle market cannot be overstated.

There are growing concerns the economy may be teetering on the brink of a recession. Our recession probability model shows such fears are overblown.

The rising number of individuals not in the workforce is resulting in a tighter labor market and pushing up labor costs, particularly for middle ...

While inflation poses little risk to the economic outlook, a look under the hood at core data shows the risk to operating costs for the middle ...

U.S. growth in 2016 will likely remain above the long-term trend of 1.5 percent, driven by household spending and residential investment.

Read our first semi-annual global edition of The Real Economy.

Why a long-term infrastructure spending project makes economic case.