More than seven
decades later, the former American President,
Calvin Coolidge's, famous observation is still
true, if somewhat incomplete. Today, the world's
business is business. From Australia to Zimbabwe,
the wheels of commerce are turning 24 hours a
day, seven days a week. As worldwide economic
trends improve, new markets are constantly emerging
and international trade agreements are creating
expanded opportunities for business growth. Across
the United States, industrial production is rising
while service concerns of all kinds are experiencing
explosive growth. In turn, employment markets
are rapidly improving and the job placement outlook
for college business graduates is brightening.
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"The
business of America is business."
~Calvin Coolidge
Thirtieth President of the United States
(1923-1929) |
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While specific businesses and the economic systems
they operate in are always changing, and often
fluctuate up and down, the demand for trained
professionals is always present. A degree in
business uniquely qualifies you to enter any
number of fields of employment in virtually every
sector of the economy. |
