The Economy in 2013 - Now What?

With continued economic volatility, you have to wonder what the 2013 environment for investing, growth and expansion will be -- within Texas and around the world. UT Austin McCombs School of Business Dean Tom Gilligan, Ph.D. Economics, shares his view, followed by 2013 industry forecasts from Texas business leaders in energy, technology and health care. Ending with Q&A.
Panelists:
Cedric W. Burgher, Chief Financial Officer, QR Energy LP
Steve Felice, President and Chief Commercial Officer, Dell Inc.
Spencer Berthelsen, M.D., Chairman and Managing Director, Kelsey-Seybold Clinics

[@argendream]

if government could control the economy....every country would be doing great. Governments can create an environment..as well as negotiating a trade off between unemployment and inflation ..thats about how much they can do in economic terms.

[@wph00]

Really sounds like 2013 is going to be depressing......not alone a drepression. Problem, with the economy is the underlying issues associated with the debt and the banking system......

[@argendream]

call for delivery

[@wph00]

Health care sounds like income redistribution and more and more government control. I guess with governments experence controlling the economy, the post offie, and everything else they can do a great job?