Finance
Jul 14, 2021
Labor shortage could cost U.S. $35 billion in lost revenue this year
CFOs and other financial decision-makers continue to be optimistic about U.S. economic prospects for 2021, according to the results of The CFO Survey, a collaboration of Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business and the Federal Reserve Banks of Richmond and Atlanta.
However, when asked about their key concerns, labor availability... read more
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