Recent losses on Wall Street resulting in falling stock and bond markets have sparked concerns about a recession. In addition, rising prices for food, gas and other goods have Americans, according to a recent Pew poll, saying it's the country's top problem.
We’ll look at what the current economic volatility on Wall Street means for consumers and the U.S.
GUESTS:
- Aaron Gregg, Business reporter Washington Post
- Chris Farrell, senior economics contributor at Marketplace
- Sherman D. Hanna, Professor Program Chair, Consumer and Human Sciences Department, Ohio State University
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