Entrepreneurs and venture capitalists are enthusiastic about the prospects for the U.S. economy and initial public offerings this year, despite some lackluster public-market debuts in 2012 and wider economic uncertainty, a recent poll says.
Reuters/Mike Segar The Wall Street Bull sculpture by Arturo Di Modica in lower Manhattan, New York. The world-wide survey, conducted by KPMG, included more than 700 venture capitalists, entrepreneurs and professionals.
About 60% of respondents said they expect the economy to improve in 2013. Twenty-six percent expect it to stay the same, and 15% expect an economic downturn.
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