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Signs of hope for South Carolina despite weak economy
Analysts in Columbia say South Carolina faces a slowing national economy but remains less dependent on aviation and may recover later in 2002. Joblessness could rise to 6 percent by December, while tourism sufers initial losses. Real estate and retail show resilience as the state plots ways to attract visitors and boost spending.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Frank Hefner
College of Charleston
Donald Schunk
University of South Carolina
Moore School of Business
Schunk
Hefner
Volvo
Charleston
Hilton Head Island
Grand Strand
Jim Hodges
Marion Edmonds
State Tourism Department
Sai Jim Peters
South Carol Association of Realtors
Peters
America
Dan Shumaker
Terroris