How's the economy doing these day? Bill joins Jim to report on what small business owners think about how the economy is doing, and it's not as bad as things might seem.

Is the Fed going to bail out Wall Street with lower interest rates? Bill and Jim talk about what has gotten us to this tenuous point in the economy and the moral hazard the Fed is weighting in their decision of what to do with interest rates. Bill also talks about what he things the economy is going to do over the next few months.

How's the national economy doing? Bill joins Jim to report that the economy is doing just fine, according to the thousands of small business owners he talks to each month, plus he reports on other important issues, such as credit availability, etc.

How is the economy going these days? First, Bill talks with Jim about his recent trip to eastern Europe and his impressions of that region economically. They move on to discuss Bill's most recent survey of small business owners and what they're saying about the economy.

The economy isn't breaking any records, but it does seem to be hanging in there, and Bill talks with Jim about how the economy is doing this month and what it's going to look like the rest of the year for our small businesses.

The economy continues to languish and Bill talks with Jim about why and whether we should be concerned. They also talk about what the Fed will do with rates in the FOMC meeting. <br></["br"]>

The economy is moving forward, but not too fast, and Bill joins Jim to talk about what the small business respondents to his survey said about how the economy is doing.

Bill talks with Jim about the fact that the sub-prime lending meltdown has been overblown, what small business owners are telling him about how the economy is doing, and what the Fed is going to do with interest rates

Bill and Jim talk about what small business owners are saying about the current and near-future economy, which is pretty good, by the way. They also talk about a decision by the Fed to pursue a new inflation decision.

The economy is doing well, just not overheating, and Bill and Jim talk about some of the economic elements that small businesses are facing today.