Consumer opinion matters: markets and the pandemic

Author: Monica Jean, Sarah Fronczak, and Trey Malone

In the Weeds Series 5 Episode 3: MSU Extension educators Monica Jean and Sarah Fronczak sits down with Trey Malone, MSU Assistant Professor and Extension Economist, to discuss how consumer opinions impact Michigan markets.

October 29, 2020

In the Weeds Series 5 Episode 3

Monica Jean
Monica Jean
Sarah Fronczak
Sarah Fronczak
Trey Malone
Trey Malone

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