
Forecast 2008
February 2008Put away your crystal ball...
On Tennessee's dynamic business landscape, knowledge of industry-specific perils and opportunities is vital. What can Tennesseans expect from the state's primary business sectors in 2008? In the following report, BusinessTN's editorial team has consulted the experts and mined the available data to provide readers insight into issues and trends affecting Tennessee's most important industries, as well as to forecast their near-term prospects. The treatment of some industries is broad in nature when the 40,000-square-foot view proves most helpful. Other industry profiles bore down into a hot button issue at the core of an industry's 2008 outlook.
Most major sectors of Tennessee business are covered here—agriculture, banking, construction and real estate, education, health care, manufacturing, shipping/logistics and tourism. Accompanying each sector report are newly targeted lists of the biggest players in the biggest industries across Tennessee, as well as the results of a statewide CEO survey gauging business activity across Tennessee.
The verdict? Despite an uncertain national economy, Tennessee's economic engine is sufficiently revved up to maintain a favorable business outlook for the Volunteer State business community across the remainder of 2008.
Rain or shine, here are the forecasts.
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