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  • AngelouEconomics in “The Economist”

    16 May
    2013

    We were honored to have our our founder and patriarch, Angelos Angelou, sought for input on an article in "The Economist" magazine. It is a piece on the effectiveness and necessity of subsidies, tax breaks, and land grants to lure economic development and job creation. The reference is to an AngelouEconomics comprehensive analysis conducted in 2012 that demonstrated that there is far less evidence that subsidies solidify economic growth or development. The study concluded that growth and development are more closely linked to entrepreneurial concentration than subsidies. This has proved to be a far less glamorous approach for policy makers who prefer a single company bringing 100 jobs, as opposed to 10 companies creating 10 jobs. The underappreciated difference is that the larger companies are usually at stride, or have a very linear growth pattern, whereas small companies have the potential to grow quickly, or even exponentially.

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  • job growth forecast for 2013

    14 December
    2012

    The city’s employment future looks just as bright, economist Angelos Angleou, founder of AngelouEconomics, told an audience during his annual economic forecast on Dec. 11.

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  • Austin economist forecasts strong growth

    12 December
    2012

    Austin should expect solid economic growth and a healthy economy in 2013 and 2014, according to one leading economist. Angelos Angelou, principal executive officer for Angelou Economics, delivered his annual economic forecast Dec. 11.

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  • Economist predicts 130,000 to move to Austin in two years

    11 December
    2012

    Economist Angelos Angelou says he's 'bullish' on Austin's economy, citing fast population growth, a rise in job opportunities and continued worldwide exposure to the city's entertainment offerings.

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  • Chamber set to unveil its Opportunity Austin 3.0

    11 December
    2012

    Much of that growth appears poised to continue. Central Texas employers will create almost 60,000 jobs in the next two years, according to a forecast delivered Tuesday by Angelos Angelou, principal of Austin-based Angelou Economics. The area’s population will hit close to 2 million people by the end of 2014, Angelou predicted.

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