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Keystone Business Climate Survey

Keystone Business Climate Survey

May 19, 2022

Keystone Business Climate Survey

The Lincoln Institute of Public Opinion Research, Inc., a Harrisburg-based nonprofit public policy organization is conducting the semi-annual Keystone Business Climate Survey of Pennsylvania business owners, CEOs, and top executives. NFIB members are invited to participate in the Spring survey! The survey takes approximately five minutes to complete and seeks YOUR opinion on various state and federal issues affecting the business community and the current state of Pennsylvania’s economic climate. You can participate in the survey by clicking on this link:  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5DS5PCG Results of past Keystone Business Climate Surveys are posted on www.lincolninstitute.org.  Results of this survey will be published and posted to this site. Thank you!
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