It's a wild west where no one really knows what will work and what won't. Another Rate Cut. Erica explains the new rules for buying Treasuries. Minnesota Public Radio reporter Art Hughes has an economic snapshot of the city of Rochester, Minnesota. Erica Whittlinger takes listener questions.
Computers are a vital part of everyday life.
From the office to the classroom and the home, they define how Americans work, study, and play. It's possible to bank from home, shop online, and communicate in an instant with distant friends and relatives. Get some answers to these questions and more when computer guru Larry Magid joins host Bob Potter for this edition of Sound Money. Yes, he may be the best Fed chairman in the central bank's 85-year history. But the bull market in his reputation as the man who slew inflation may reflect less on his rarefied abilities and more on the economic environment of recent years.