In red hot economy, experts offer takes on inflation, workforce issues at Midwest Economic Outlook Summit
24 Mar 2022
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The economy has been running hot, hot, hot.
With inflation, war in Ukraine, workforce shortages and supply chain issues bedeviling the U.S., business people are seeking insights to navigate toward stability.
That search brought hundreds to the Midwest Economic Outlook Summit Thursday, March 24.
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