Happy About Knowing What to Expect in 2005: Predictions on the Economy

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Book: Happy About Knowing What to Expect in 2005: Predictions from Over 50 Executives

Wouldn't it be great to have a good handle on what will happen this year to make sure you could plan around it? This book provides a series of answers. For 2005, we have contributions from over 50 executives on a number of interesting predictions.

You will receive 70 pages, with quotes and contributions from executives that have "Been There and Done That!". In addition to the 2005 predictions, you will get Mitchell Levy's predictions since 1998 and the accuracy of past predictions which will allow you to judge how much credit to give this year's predictions.

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Some Predictions for 2005

"We are moving from a wired to a wireless society. This will make most of the traditional telcos' infrastructure investments irrelevant and push the change to VoIP. Maybe the last mile doesn't count after all. Maybe you just do it yourself."
Amy Wohl, President, Wohl Associates
"The Euro will become the most stable currency in the world markets, with more and more smaller nations pinning their currency valuations to it rather than the dollar."
Dan Shafer, President, Shafer Media
"The sales of smart phones will exceed the sales of handhelds for the first time."
Chris Heuer, Chief Idea Guy, Conversal
"Digital Cameras sales will completely crush film camera sales. Traditional film based companies will continue to struggle to find a place in a digital world."
John Kwan, President, VeriPic
"Gas price at $3 and Google stock at $300."
Vamsee Tirukkala, Co-Founder & EVP, Zinnov