Professor John Graham, Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business, discusses the latest findings in the Duke CFO Global Business Outlook survey in an email Q&A with WRAL TechWire.
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More than half of corporate financial executives expect a recession to hit the US economy in 2020, according to a new Duke University survey. However, many companies continue to plan for the hiring of additional workers, are worried about finding and retaining talent, and want immigration reform so they can gain access to more talent.
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Presidential candidates in 2020 are likely to head into November 2020 campaigning during a recession, two thirds of corporate chief financial officers believe, according to a new survey from Duke University.
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Nearly half of U.S. CFOs believe that America’s economy will enter a recession by the end of 2019, and 83 percent believe that a recession will occur prior to the end of 2020, according to data gathered and analyzed by Duke University/CFO Global Business Outlook.
Read MoreEven as tariffs become more common and trade war talk intensifies, business executives remain excited about the economy with their attitudes at near-record levels, says Duke University’s quarterly survey from its Fuqua Business School.
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Most U.S. business economists expect corporate sales to grow over the next three months and hiring and pay to rise with them.
Read MoreWhat’s a company looking to hire workers – and there are many of them – to do when there are more jobs than candidates? Pay more, increase prices? Easier said than done, says Duke University finance professor John Graham.
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Despite worries about inflation and finding talent, business executives remain very optimistic about the future of the US economy with their collective positive attitude remaining at record high levels, according to a new survey.
Read MoreOptimism among US business executives is at an all-time high in the wake of tax reform and that’s good news for employees as well as people seeking work.
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