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Economist: Boise positioned well in slower-growth U.S. (access required)

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Published: November 19,2007
Time posted: 1:00 am

Next year’s economic conditions should be better in southwest Idaho than in the U.S. overall, a Northwest economist said. Bill Conerly of Conerly Consulting LLC, Lake Oswego, Ore., keynoted the Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce Economic Outlook Forum Nov. 13 at Boise Centre on the Grove.He said many of his colleagues forecast roughly 2 percent ...



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