MIAMI: The chief executives of top US companies see the American economy growing in 2003 at the same anaemic pace as last year, with business activity possibly picking up if global tensions and Iraq war fears ease.
The latest survey by the Business Council, a group of blue-chip corporate leaders, found the executives generally cautious about capital spending, which is widely seen as vital to getting the US economy on a solid footing.
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