A meeting of 23 top Pepsi Bottling executives was scheduled for the week of Sept. 17 in Jackson Hole, Wyo., and was postponed because of uncertainty about travel.
Already the business community is saying that investment decisions are being postponed because of uncertainty about Britain's future in Europe.
But, he said, they filled 20 to 30percentt fewer of those positions because of uncertainty about the economy.
Construction projects usually slow during the transition between budgets, because of uncertainty about the next level of funding.
Meanwhile, she has been unable to collect welfare, she said, because of uncertainty about her workers' compensation.
But they are moving cautiously because of uncertainty about how quickly the economy will rebound next year.
Three weeks ago, Maine was confused, frustrated and in jeopardy of losing his place in the rotation because of uncertainty about his fastball.
Financial markets have become more volatile and yields have increased in part because of uncertainty about the Fed's policies, the fund said.
However, figures released this week show potential investors are being put off because of uncertainty about subsidy levels and the Government's commitment to reduce emissions.
Still, the automaker said it could not forecast earnings or production for the year ahead because of uncertainty about its ability to resume normal output levels.
And the total will continue to grow even after the shutdown ends, partly because of uncertainty about whether lawmakers might reach another deadlock early next year.
