Economy won’t dampen holiday spending

Published November 7, 2007 5:00am ET



Maryland?s stable economy should produce better-than-average holiday retail sales, as national forecasts predict a down gift-buying season for retailers.

“We?re not going to experience a disaster year locally. The Maryland economy, with low unemployment and high incomes, is pretty strong,” said Richard P. Clinch, a University of Baltimore economist.

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