Throwback: DAVOS Interview - Professor, Haas School of Business, USA


Europe will see slow progress, but the situation in the US will be a little better in 2013, says Laura D’Andrea Tyson, SK and Angela Chan Professor of Global Management at Haas Business School, University of California.

"The political uncertainty is looking a little less uncertain. There are some positive sides there. So that is what I would say about the United States."

The interview was published in the March 2013 issue of the Dubai-based magazine TRENDS - An International Magazine on Arab Affairs. Below is the jpeg file of the TRENDS magazine.




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