Business executives' confidence in the US economy took another big leap in the fourth quarter of 1980, reflecting the belief of many that economic conditions were better at year-end than six months earlier, the Conference Board reports.The board's measure of business confidence climbed 14 points, to 63 (on a scale of 0 to 100) in the final three months o f 1980.
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