Kayla Bruun
Economic Analyst at Morning Consult
Kayla Bruun is an economic analyst at Morning Consult, where she analyzes labor market and household finance trends based on the company’s proprietary economic survey data. Prior to joining Morning Consult, Kayla was a key member of the corporate strategy team at telecommunications company SES, where she produced market intelligence and industry analysis of mobility markets.
Kayla also served as an economist at IHS Markit, where she covered global services industries, provided price forecasts, produced written analyses, and served as a subject matter expert on client-facing consulting projects. Prior to that, Kayla also worked at commercial real estate consultancy Delta Associates as a market research analyst.
Kayla earned her bachelor’s degree in economics from Emory University, and earned an MBA with a certificate in non-market strategy from Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business.
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New Methodology for Benchmarking U.S. Consumer Spending Data
Introducing our enhanced process forestimating U.S. consumer spending levels
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U.S. Household Finances & Consumer Spending Report: June 2022
A detailed assessment of consumers’ self-reported household financial conditions and purchasing patterns across a variety of categories of goods and services
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U.S. Supply Chains & Inflation Report: June 2022
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Interpreting Morning Consult’s Supply Chain Indexes of Consumer Inflation Pressures
A guide for understanding how we use survey data to track concepts related to supply chains and inflation, including unavailability, price sensitivity, substitutability, purchasing difficulty and delivery delays
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U.S. Household Finances & Consumer Spending Report: May 2022
A detailed assessment of consumption patterns reported by consumers within a variety of categories of goods and services
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Inflation Takes a Toll on Spending Habits, Regardless of Income or Wealth
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U.S. Supply Chains & Inflation: May 2022 Report
As inflation concerns weigh on consumer purchasing behavior, it’s important to understand the relationship between supply and price dynamics
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Consumer Response to Inflation, Supply Chain Disruptions Varies Across the Country
A confluence of factors continues to challenge distribution networks in the United States, putting upward pressure on consumer prices — but certain regions are feeling the pinch more than others
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Economic Uncertainty Prevails In May: May 2022 U.S. Economic Outlook
Morning Consult’s monthly U.S. Economic Outlook report provides an integrated assessment of the strength of U.S. consumers, workers and households
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A New Framework for Evaluating Supply Chains and Consumer Inflation
Morning Consult’s Supply Chain Index of Consumer Inflation Pressures aims to measure the degree to which U.S. consumers are impacted by supply chain disruptions