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Macroeconomic Market Trends Affecting the Healthcare Industry with Tim Fry and Alex Chausovsky
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Unemployment trends have significant ramifications not only for labor market dynamics but the macroeconomy as a whole. Understanding these types of wide-ranging implications of the macroeconomy can help business leaders make more informed investment decisions.
In this episode of The Corner Series, McGuireWoods’ Geoff Cockrell welcomes two guests, Tim Fry, Healthcare Partner at McGuirewoods, and Alex Chausovsky, Director of Analytics and Consulting at Bundy Group, a boutique industry-focused investment bank.
Tune in to hear Geoff, Tim, and Alex cover the macroeconomic aspects impacting private equity investing in healthcare. Their discussion touches on unemployment trends, including the low unemployment rate in healthcare, inflation and interest rates affecting borrowing costs and investment decisions, and labor market dynamics.
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