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Businesses could have a brighter future on their hands, according to a Middle Tennessee State University study found.

Outlook among Tennessee business leaders has improved over the past three months even as worries persist about inflation, worker shortages, the supply chain and political uncertainty, according to results from

Outlook among Tennessee business leaders has improved over the past three months even as worries persist about inflation, worker shortages, the supply chain and political uncertainty, according to results from

Outlook among Tennessee business leaders has improved over the past three months even as worries persist about inflation, worker shortages, the supply chain and political uncertainty, according to results from

Outlook among Tennessee business leaders has improved over the past three months even as worries persist about inflation, worker shortages, the supply chain and political uncertainty, according to results from

(MURFREESBORO)  Outlook among Tennessee business leaders has improved the past three months even as worries persist about inflation, worker shortages, the supply chain and political uncertainty, according to results from the latest Tennessee Business Barometer by MTSU’s Jones College of Business. The latest Tennessee Business Barometer Index, which measures state business leaders' perceptions of the current and future economy, rose to 287 in Jan...

Listen to the entire podcast above. Show details below... SEGMENT ONE – 8:10 a.m.GUEST:  Dr. Tim Graeff, professor of marketing and director of the MTSU Office of Consumer ResearchTOPIC: The latest Tennessee Consumer Outlook online surveyOutlook among Tennessee consumers recovered slightly from an all-time low the previous quarter, but pessimism remains high this holiday season as inflation fears linger, according to the latest statewide survey by Middle Tennessee Sta...

Outlook among Tennessee consumers recovered slightly from an all-time low the previous quarter, but pessimism remains high this holiday season as inflation fears linger, according to the latest statewide survey

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Outlook among Tennessee business leaders “retreated significantly” in the last three months, driven by inflation fears, a softening economy and supply chain disruptions, among other concerns, according to results from the latest Tennessee Business Barometer by MTSU’s Jones College of Business.The latest statewide Tennessee Business Barometer Index, which measures state business leaders&#039...

Outlook among Tennessee business leaders “retreated significantly” in the last three months, driven by inflation fears, a softening economy and supply chain disruptions, among other concerns, according to results from