(Reuters) - "GDP growth will continue, but it will be closer to two
percent real growth than three percent," said William
Dunkelberg, chief economist for the group.
The index has not delivered a recession signal, due in
large part to the strength of the labor market components --
the percent of firms with unfilled job openings and the net
percent of owners planning to expand employment, NFIB said.
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percent real growth than three percent," said William
Dunkelberg, chief economist for the group.
The index has not delivered a recession signal, due in
large part to the strength of the labor market components --
the percent of firms with unfilled job openings and the net
percent of owners planning to expand employment, NFIB said.
Read more at Reuters.com Economic News
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