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In the first part of this segment, Richard discusses businesses being reluctant to invest in the economy. Richard and Jim talk about consumer spending in the U.S. compared to Japan. Elinor and Jim talk about consumer spending and deflation.

This segment is about the Federal Open Market Committee meeting at the beginning of the year. First, Elinor and Jim discuss how the economy looks to the committee and productivity. Richard focuses on the relationship of consumers and businesses.

In the first part of this segment, Richard discusses businesses being reluctant to invest in the economy. Richard and Jim talk about consumer spending in the U.S. compared to Japan. Elinor and Jim talk about consumer spending and deflation.

Ed joins Jim on the show for the first time. Ed lets small businees owners know why it is important to build instincts in order to market products. He talks about who influentials are and how to identify and attract them. Ed and Jim talk about how these people influence other people.

Anita shares with Jim how to build communities online in order to create opportunities in your business. They discuss the idea for e-business and the technology needed for it.

Bob joins Jim to talk about the Dilenschneider Group's trend report, in it's 12th edition. They forecast 2003's global trends. They go on to talk about what challenges people over 50 will face in the year to come.

Joan joins Jim to cover the latest issue of the Kiplinger Washington Letter. They talk about small businesses using unlicensed software and the legal actions taken against people who have used software illegaly.

John Fox joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the President's proposed budget and why a tax cut is not going to provide stimulation the economy needs.

Jim and Bob talk about hybrid vehicles and what they mean to the environment and consumers.

Mike joins Jim to discuss what 2003 will bring to the economy and the global climate. They forecast what might happen in Iraq in the coming year.