Andrew D. Paparozzi
Andrew D. Paparozzi joined PRINTING United Alliance as Chief Economist in 2018. He analyzes and reports on economic, technological, social and demographic trends that will define the printing industry’s future. His most important responsibility, however, is being an observer of the industry by listening to the issues and concerns of company owners, executives and managers. Previously, he worked 31 years at the National Association for Printing Leadership. He has also taught mathematics, statistics and economics at various colleges. Andrew holds a Bachelor’s degree in economics from Boston College and a Master’s degree in economics — with concentrations in econometrics and public finance — from Columbia University.
In the latest video in the "What's Trending Now" series, The Alliance's Chief Economist, Andy Paparozzi, previews the 2025 State of Industry Report, sponsored by Canon USA. This year's theme is industry disruptors and how print service providers are overcoming them.
Andy Paparozzi, chief economist with PRINTING United Alliance, shares recent research showing how today's PSP are reacting to recent tariff activity, and shares how recent uncertainty can also become an opportunity.
More than 90% of PSPs surveyed by PRINTING United Alliance anticipate business impacts from rising tariffs. Here is what to expect.
Participants in the most recent survey expect a challenging business environment in 2025 layered with uncertainty about where inflation and interest rates are headed and what the Trump administration has in store, particularly for tariffs.
On this episode of What's Trending Now presented by NAPCO Research, PRINTING United Alliance's Chief Economist Andy Paparozzi explains how AI-powered applications strengthen business analysis and forecasting, and support superior decisions companywide.
In this episode of What’s Trending Now? from NAPCO Research, PRINTING United Alliance’s Chief Economist Andy Paparozzi introduces the Key Financial Ratios Program to the wide-format community.
The unforgiving combination of a slowing American economy and continued material shortages, labor shortages, and cost inflation will pressure margins across the printing industry this year, according to the 2022-23 State of the Industry Report published by PRINTING United Alliance and sponsored by Canon.
Wide-format printers surveyed by PRINTING United Alliance and NAPCO Research view 2022 with a mix of optimism and realism.
Despite COVID, recent data shows companies continue to develop strategies for growth, typified by a variety of approaches and new tech.
Recovery has begun for the printing industry, notes the second quarter 2021 Print Business Indicators Survey.















