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South Carolinians can expect job and income growth in 2010, according to a presentation Dec. 2 by University of South Carolina economists at the Darla Moore School of Business 29th annual Economic Outlook Conference.
Dr. Douglas P. Woodward, an economist in the Moore Schools Division of Research, presented the economic forecast for South Carolina in 2010 to business and government leaders who attended the conference. Woodward did the analysis for the forecast with Dr. Paulo Guimarães, also an economist at the Moore School.

More information can be found here: http://www.sc.edu/news/newsarticle.php?nid=635

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  • Let the games begin. How can America compete with China, Korea, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, and on and on and on....Answer: it cannot. Even worse, they can no longer effectively manipulate those governments/economies anymore. Unless the American worker is willing to work for $2./ hour without benefits. Steady unrelenting social decay. Think Mexico.

  • "cross our fingers and hope".... Why didn't he just say that in the beginning and save us all the 1 minute & 18 second of B.S.

  • Expect the worst for 2010. Commercial real estate collapse will make sub prime mess look like peanuts. Cheaper dollar, Gold way up. LARGE demonstrations, riots and crime.

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