Economists predict 2023 recession, but Georgia could escape worst effects
Prices could go up next year if economists' predictions come true, but Georgia could fare better than much of the country.
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Prices could go up next year if economists' predictions come true, but Georgia could fare better than much of the country.
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ATLANTA – Georgia’s economy will enter a mild, short recession early next year that should only persist for about six months, the dean of the University of Georgia’s Terry College
By Dave WilliamsBureau ChiefCapitol Beat News Service ATLANTA - Georgia’s economy will enter a mild, short recession early next year that should only persist for about six months, the dean of the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business said Friday. The downturn will be prompted by th
The first series in a potential flood of WARN Act employee lawsuits were filed last week against United Furniture Industries Inc. after it shockingly ended the jobs of at least