
Expect happy consumers but slowing economic growth in 2020
January 7, 2020 By Phillip M. Perry
Full employment and a robust housing market are supporting a decent economy, but uncertainty is building in the nation’s boardrooms.
Read MoreFull employment and a robust housing market are supporting a decent economy, but uncertainty is building in the nation’s boardrooms.
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