Dr. James R. McCabe

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  Published on: 12/29/2008    Last Visited: 12/29/2008  

  But "to plan a budget, somebody's got to do it," said James McCabe, an associate professor of finance at the University of Louisville and a veteran member of the group.
  
  Last month Gov.
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  James McCabe, associate professor of finance at the University of Louisville, is a member of the Consensus Forecasting Group, which tells the state when and how much money it can spend.
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  James McCabe, associate professor of finance at the University of Louisville

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  Published on: 9/30/2008    Last Visited: 9/30/2008  

  James McCabe, a University of Louisville professor of finance, said increasingly negative national forecasts have begun to concern residents.
  
  "The numbers are not surprising," he said of the poll.

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  An equal opportunity-affirmative action employer .CONTACT: Dr. James R. McCabe, Chair, Finance Search Committee, Department of Finance, College of Business and Public Administration, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY 40292 or electronically to jrmcca01@louisville.edu (Phone 502-852-4825; Fax 502-852-6072).Additional information about this position, the Department of Finance, and the College of Business and Public Administration can be found at http://www.cbpa.louisville.edu and about the University of Louisville at http://www.louisville.edu.

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  Published on: 6/24/2009    Last Visited: 6/24/2009  

  "The name controversy has created a bit of heartache between the two communities," said Jim McCabe, a member of a school historical committee.
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  McCabe said Johnston is a perfect bridge between the two school communities, noting a community vote in 1928 was used to determine the original Johnston Memorial name.
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  "Just as it was clear in 1928, it's clear in 2009 what the community wants," McCabe said.

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  Member James McCabe, a Louisville finance professor, says "to plan a budget, somebody's got to do it."

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  Member James McCabe, a Louisville finance professor, says "to plan a budget, somebody's got to do it."

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  Published on: 11/28/2003    Last Visited: 11/28/2003  

  This year's holiday shopping season will be "moderately better" for retailers, predicted James McCabe, who teaches finance at the University of Louisville.
  
  A year ago, retailers rolled out pre-Thanksgiving discounts to lure shoppers still shaking off the aftereffects of a recession.This year, an improved labor climate and strong economic growth should make shoppers willing to spend more, McCabe said.
  
  "Retailers are a little more optimistic," he said.

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  Dr. James McCabe (*) University of Louisville

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  Bowling Green Kentucky KY Daily News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/30/2003    Last Visited: 12/1/2003  

  This year's holiday shopping season will be "moderately better" for retailers, predicted James McCabe, who teaches finance at the University of Louisville.
  
  A year ago, retailers rolled out pre-Thanksgiving discounts to lure shoppers still shaking off the aftereffects of a recession.This year, an improved labor climate and strong economic growth should make shoppers willing to spend more, McCabe said.
  
  "Retailers are a little more optimistic," he said.

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  Daily news from Louisville, Kentucky and Southern... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/12/2001    Last Visited: 2/4/2002  

  ''There is going to be fear in individuals' and business people's minds,'' said James McCabe, an associate professor of finance. ''Any time in business that there is greater uncertainty, business decisions are not made.That's going to mean slower economic growth.''
  
  McCabe also believes consumer confidence will drop.
  
  ''The consumer sector essentially is the only sector that's been holding the economy up and keeping it from going into recession,'' he said. ''The implication is that the probability of going into recession just increased substantially.''
  
  Other area economists said the events of the next few days will determine how quickly disrupted companies and the economy itself return to business as usual.At the top of that list: Will the attacks continue?

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