BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Talking about shopping, talking about the economy -- and as the shopping season does wind down, let's listen now to some voices of what some Americans are saying about the U.S. economy at this time.</s>DONNA GREENWALL: We're worried about the economy because it's been such a boom, we're wondering when is it going to slow down and what's going to happen.</s>ALEX MORRISON: Alan Greenspan and the Federal Reserve will step in to control things and keep interest rates competitive and keep the economy going.</s>ANN SOPHOCIOUS: The economy goes up and down -- it's going to always survive. I don't think we're going to have a crash or anything like that.</s>DON DAVIS: I see it slowing down, and I'm worried about people losing their jobs.</s>NATA HENG: A lot of people are a little, kind of, hesitant to be spending a lot of money right now, including myself.</s>ANNE IRIZARRY: Everyone's always said, you know, the market's going to crash soon, and you've heard it so many times, you never know if it's really going to happen.</s>CAROL SIKES: I'm not too worried about it. I think the economy is -- is at a good point right now, and I think that it will remain the same with Bush coming in.</s>THERESA EYE: As a teacher, I know I've got a job, so, you know, I'm pretty confident with that.
Voices: Worried About the Economy?