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Nebraska's Leading Economic Indicator Dropped Slightly in October
Tuesday, November 20, 2012    
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An economic indicator collected by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln dropped slightly in October, but university economists still predict moderate growth for the state economy.

The College of Business Administration's Leading Economic Indicator for Nebraska dropped point-zero-six in October, a slight decline following three months of growth.
The director of the Bureau of Business Research at UNL, Eric Thompson, says the state economy can absorb a slight decline.

Eric Thompson: 

The university expects growth over the next sixth months, with strong improvement expected as we enter a new year.

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