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What's really keeping economists awake at night?

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Thank God it's Friday, many traders are probably saying that with more enthusiasm than usual as we end a troubled week of trading. Yes, volatility is good but not that much... It only took a slight dip in the fickle US retail sales data and that was enough to spook the markets, and it's not even Halloween, yet.

Morningstar Research Director of Economic Analysis Bob Johnson gives us his thoughts and views after a week of turmoil as he tries to get at what's really keeping the economists awake at night.