But, said Dean Robert Sumichrast, that growth requires vigilant business executives and politicians to avoid the most precarious decisions that loom before them.
Sumichrast predicted a 2.1 percent growth in the state economy this year, bolstered by a private sector that’s crested over the remains of the housing bubble and pushed by major industrial projects, such as the $200 million Caterpillar plant in Athens and Baxter International opening a $1 billion plant east of Atlanta.
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