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The conference will start at 8 a.m. on March 23 and the schedule for the symposium is available on Wright State's website.
Students will have to pay $25 to register for the symposium and advance general admission costs $125 while same-day registration will cost $150, according to WSU.
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The two keynote speakers for the symposium are Michael Finke, dean and chief academic officer at The American College of Financial Services, and Gary Wagner, vice president and senior regional officer of the Cincinnati Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.
Wagner will speak about the economic data considered by the Federal Reserve and meaningful trends and forecasts for domestic and global economic growth, according to Wright State.
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