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Insightful reporting that explores all aspects of the nation's vibrant economy. The best of Morning Edition, All Things Considered and other award-winning NPR programs. (Author: National Public Radio)
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Recent episodes from Npr: Economy

  • Npr: 09-12-2008 Economy
    Published: Sep 12, 08
    Stories: 1) Lehman Brothers Scrambles To Find A Buyer 2) Is Fashion Week An Economic Indicator? 3) Fannie, Freddie Takeover Plan Weeks In Making 4) Ex-IMF Official: Money Crisis Not Over
     
  • Npr: 09-09-2008 Economy
    Published: Sep 9, 08
    Stories: 1) Global Nightmare: If Fannie And Freddie Had Failed 2) Energy Takes Center Stage On Capitol Hill 3) Mortgage Rates Tumble On Fannie-Freddie News 4) Fannie, Freddie Takeover May Mean Lobbying Curbs
     
  • Npr: 09-05-2008 Economy
    Published: Sep 5, 08
    Stories: 1) Bad Economic News Sends Stocks Tumbling 2) Nearly Every Automaker's U.S. Sales Drop 3) What Are Your Education Concerns?
     
  • Npr: 09-02-2008 Economy
    Published: Sep 2, 08
    Stories: 1) Old Wells Rouse Dormant Tennessee Oil Industry 2) Gulf Coast Oil Firms Express Relief As Gustav Lifts 3) 'Marketplace' Report: Energy Prices 4) 'Marketplace' Report: Affordable Manhattan?
     
  • Npr: 08-29-2008 Economy
    Published: Aug 29, 08
    Stories: 1) Economic Growth Spurs Concerns Over Inflation 2) Income Rising For U.S. Middle Class 3) In Swing-State Tour, Democrats To Target Economy 4) Exports Spur GDP Growth In Second Quarter
     
  • Npr: 08-26-2008 Economy
    Published: Aug 26, 08
    Stories: 1) Census: Fewer Americans Lack Health Insurance 2) Worsening Credit Markets Cause More Banks To Fail 3) Wal-Mart Pares Costs By Selling Local Produce 4) Bargain Hunters Snap Up California Homes
     
  • Npr: 08-22-2008 Economy
    Published: Aug 22, 08
    Stories: 1) Georgian Strife Sends Oil Prices Up 2) Developers Improvise As Economy Falters 3) Companies Implement Part-Time Layoffs 4) Around Resorts, Boomlet Towns Thrive, Too
     
  • Npr: 08-19-2008 Economy
    Published: Aug 19, 08
    Stories: 1) How To Know If You're Rich 2) Soaring Food Prices Threaten Progress 3) 'Amenity Migrants' Alter Life In Resort Towns 4) Fannie And Freddie Still Shaking
     
  • Npr: 08-15-2008 Economy
    Published: Aug 15, 08
    Stories: 1) Beef Prices Likely To Spike In Coming Months 2) Energy Boom In Wyo. Increases Wages, Inflation 3) Calif. Realtor: Job Now Centers On Foreclosures
     
  • Npr: 08-13-2008 Economy
    Published: Aug 13, 08
    Stories: 1) Drop In U.S. Oil Consumption A Two-Edged Sword 2) Pickup Truck Owners Stay Loyal, Despite Gas Prices 3) Former Comptroller Discusses Candidates And Debt 4) Missouri Town Is Running On Vapor — And Thriving
     
  • Npr: 08-08-2008 Economy
    Published: Aug 8, 08
    Stories: 1) Airfares Hover Below True Cost Of Flying 2) EPA Rejects Texas' Call To Cut Ethanol Mandate 3) Amtrak Gets Funding Boost To Meet Record Demand 4) Airline Passengers Face Multitude Of Fees
     
  • Npr: 08-06-2008 Economy
    Published: Aug 6, 08
    Stories: 1) Shared Custody Gets More Expensive 2) Heating Oil Spike Has Northeast On Edge 3) Obama Aims To Tap Oil Reserve To Curb Gas Prices 4) Some Cleveland Firms Buoyed By Dollar Drop
     
  • Npr: 08-01-2008 Economy
    Published: Aug 1, 08
    Stories: 1) Crocs Losing Foothold Among Young Consumers 2) July Jobs Report: 51,000 Lost 3) Energy Plans Unresolved As Congress Recesses 4) GDP Data Add Fuel To Recession Debate
     
  • Npr: 07-30-2008 Economy
    Published: Jul 30, 08
    Stories: 1) Estimated Federal Deficit For 2009: $482 Billion 2) Slumping Gasoline Use Cuts Into Highway Funds 3) Paulson Pushes 'Covered Bonds' In Housing Fix 4) Obama Convenes Panel On Economic 'Emergency'
     
  • Npr: 07-25-2008 Economy
    Published: Jul 25, 08
    Stories: 1) Will The Housing Bill Work? 2) How's The Economy Doing? 3) Honda Profits Defy Auto Industry's Struggle 4) Ford Shifts Production Focus To Smaller Cars