Survey: US more competitive globally, but inequality a risk

Income inequality will remain a persistent problem despite brighter prospects for U.S. companies globally, according to an annual survey of Harvard Business School alumni. Fifty-eight percent of the respondents said they thought the U.S. economy would either become more competitive or at least hold its ground against other countries over the next three years, a marked ...

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Survey: US more competitive globally, but inequality a risk

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