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By Knight Kiplinger

The Kiplinger Washington Editors

Oct. 10, 2008

Stock Market Panic:
What Happens Next?

A heart-stopping, gut-wrenching stock market plunge is classic panic. It'll end eventually, but the economy will still need to work through a recession. This week's Kiplinger Letter looks at how we see the economy and government moves to shore up credit markets unfolding in the months ahead.

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: Real Estate, Financial Services, Health Care Policy, Election 2008, Business Costs and Airlines & Travel.

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