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View from the Executive Suite – Winter 2012-2013

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The November 2012 election results, a mixed economic outlook, low energy demand growth, and less bullish views of the utility sector weigh on decision making in the executive suite of energy and utility companies. Read more below.

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Executive Summary
Economic Outlook: Cliffs Avoided, Growth, and What It Portends for Energy and Utility Companies
The 2012 Election: How Might the Results Impact the Energy Industry?
Utility Investment Outlook: Analysts’ Views
Energy and Utility Company Stock Prices: Some Buoyancy Despite “Cliff Diving”

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