Given the unpredictability of the economy and the ongoing possibility of a recession, Kansas could see a cooling off in the labor market and in gross domestic product, according to the Center for Economic Development and Business Research’s annual economist forecast revealed Thursday morning at the organization’s annual conference. “It’s very much a story of a slowdown,” said Bekah Selby-Leach, the executive director for the CEDBR at Wichita State University. “Everybody, all the businesses, individuals, are starting to make choices which are more consistent with uncertainty.”
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