A new survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis runs counter to the economic pain many analysts are predicting from the terror attacks last month. A majority of the survey respondents indicate the attacks will have little or no effect on their firms' prospects, which were already eroding in a slowing economy. But other economic experts say the results indicate people are still assessing the effect of the attacks. Minnesota Public Radio's Bill Catlin reports.
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