GM chief economist: Michigan has advantages to win future EV plants

Buckberg and Messer at DEC_011223_JK_i.jpg — GM economist Elaine Buckberg (left) and Michigan Economic Development Corp. CEO Quentin Messer speak last week during a Detroit Economic Club event. (Jeff Kowalsky\/Detroit Economic Club)

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Crain's Detroit Business

January 16, 2023 01:43 PM

DETROIT -- General Motors' chief economist is optimistic about the health of the economy and Michigan's position to win more business — including from GM.

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