It is not clear if this is a sign that we are near a bottom in the economy but, it surely seems many people have become even more pessimistic of late. Can it be due to the European drama? Or, is it our domestic political leadership folly? Either way, our annual panel of Economists are no exception in there skepticism this year. It is not all bad though. Dr’s John Connaughton of UNC Charlotte, Frank Hefner from the College of Charleston, Harry Davis of Appalachian State and Scott Baier of Clemson round out this look-back/look-ahead dialogue. Click on the video to watch.
December 25, 2011
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For more than 2 decades, Chris William has lead a team of financial professionals within Wells Fargo's Private Client Group that comprehensively manages families wealth and strategic financial direction. In addition, he moderates the weekly, regionally syndicated PBS series Carolina Business Review and annually participates and authors forums and conferences on contemporary Public Policy and Business issues.
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This entry was posted on Sunday, December 25th, 2011 at 10:07 pm and tagged with Carolina Business Review with Chris William, Dr. Frank Hefner, Dr. Harry Davis, Dr. John Connaughton, Election year, European debt, Scott Baier and posted in Banking & Finance, Business and Public Policy, Commercial Real Estate & Development, NC Economic Development, NC Public Policy, Opinion & The Voice of Reason, SC Economic Development, South Carolina Public Policy. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
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