By Dan
Adkins
The economists will present
forecasts on the national economy, Kentucky economy, Lexington-area economy, financial
markets, interest rates and real-estate markets.
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Jan.
6, 2000 – (Lexington, Ky.) –
Four University of Kentucky economists will offer their projections for the national,
state and Lexington-area economies at the 11th annual “Economic
Roundtable: The 2000 Outlook” at 8 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 19, in the Radisson Plaza
Hotel in Lexington. The forecast for the national
economy will be presented by Charles F. Haywood, National City Bank Professor of Finance
at the UK Gatton College of Business and Economics. Donald
J. Mullineaux, duPont Endowed Chair in Banking and Finance and director of the school of
management at the Gatton College, will offer predictions on interest rates and financial
markets.
Mark C. Berger,
Sturgill Professor of Economics and director of UK’s Center for Business and Economic
Research, will present the outlook for the economy in Kentucky and the Lexington area. Real-estate market trends will be outlined by
Brent Ambrose, director of UK’s Center for Real Estate Studies. The panelists will respond to questions from the
audience following their presentations.
A
participant fee of $50 includes the cost of parking at the Radisson and a continental
breakfast. To register or obtain more
information, call 1-800-284-6407 or email csblak00@pop.uky.edu.
The
event is co-sponsored by The Lane Report, the Greater Lexington Chamber of
Commerce and the UK Gatton College of Business and Economics.
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