Engage February 2010

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Speakers:

Michael W. Brandl, Ph.D. - Senior Lecturer in Economics and Finance, The University of Texas at Austin McCombs School of Business
Brian Kelsey - Director of Community and Economic Development, Capital Area Council of Governments
Discussion moderated by Jim Walker - Director of Sustainability, The University of Texas at Austin

Summary:

Although Texas has fared better than much of the country in the recent economic crisis, what corners do we need to turn to truly be in recovery? What are we doing to ensure the future health of our economy and what are the industries where we expect to see the most growth?

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References from the Discussion:

The University of Texas at Austin McCombs School of Business
Capital Area Council of Governments
Brian Kelsey's handout - Central Texas 2040

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