DETROIT – The majority of Michigan’s largest employers
project that the Michigan and U.S. economies will remain flat in the next six
to 18 months.
“The majority of Michigan’s largest employers believe that
the state’s economy will remain essentially the same over the next six to
eighteen months – and only slightly outpace the nation over the same time period,”
said Doug Rothwell, Business Leaders for Michigan president and CEO. “Recent
global conditions in China, Europe and the Middle East are clearly having an
impact. But Michigan’s inability to adopt a long-term road solution and talk of
dramatically scaling-back economic development have also contributed to a
climate of uncertainty.”
Highlights of the survey of Business Leaders for Michigan
include:
Next six months: Approximately one-third of business leaders believe the
Michigan and U.S. economies will improve over the next six months (31 percent
and 33 percent, respectively) and roughly two-thirds believe the economies will
remain flat (69 percent and 67 percent, respectively). It should be noted,
however, that no respondents believe that the economy will worsen.
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