CBS Evening News for Tuesday, Mar 27, 2001
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(Studio: Dan Rather) An increase in consumer confidence reported. stock Market Report.
(Washington: Wyatt Andrews) The improving economic mood examined. [Shopper Donald RUSSELL - says he feels good about the economy.] [J&R Music and Computer World Marty SINGER - says people still want more.] [Economic Strategy Institute Peter MORICI - says people believe the economy will turn around.] [Home builder Steve GRAFF - says home sales are steady.] [Realtor Vera HOFER - says the market is still active.]
(Studio: Dan Rather) Job cuts for Disney Corporation workers reported.
(Kalamazoo, Michigan: John Roberts) President Bush's response to recent economic problems reported. [BUSH - says the economy began slowing down last summer.] [Former White House economic advisor Gene SPERLING - criticizes Bush.] [Political analyst Kevin PHILLIPS - says Bush does not seem to be strong in economics or tax policy.] [Minority leader Senator Tom DASCHLE - talks about the Democrats' tax cut plan.]
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