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Thursday, August 12, 2010

What do you get when you cross an economics firm with a public finance consulting firm?

We're about to find out. Econsult Corp. and Fairmount Capital Advisors Inc., both of Philadelphia, said Thursday they will combine into a new venture called the Econsult/Fairmount Group.

While the two firms have some clients in common, they weren't exactly competitors. "While our respective practices are closely related, they don't overlap, so we fit together like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle," said Econsult president David Crawford in a statement.

Fairmount Capital was formed in 1987 and helps governmental, public and private organizations with debt financings.

Econsult, founded in 1979, does economic impact and other types of analysis on public and private projects, including the Comcast Center, Cira Centre and the Philadelphia Union soccer team's stadium in Chester.

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Mike Armstrong, a business editor and writer for nearly two decades, is the Inquirer's business columnist and PhillyInc blog editor. Contact Mike via e-mail or at 215-854-2980