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Articles in Nov-Dec, 1991 issue of Business Horizons

• Strategies for U.S. competitiveness: a survey of business leaders
  by Y.K. Shetty
• Europe 1992 and competitive strategies for North American firms
  by Alan M. Rugman
• The competitiveness of U.S. industry: a view from the outside
  by J. Orstrom Moller
• Culture as the critical factor in implementing innovation
  by Mary Yoko Brannen
• International information needs for U.S. competitiveness
  by Michael R. Czinkota
• Competitiveness and the "global capital shortage."
  by Alan Reynolds
• Japanese/American management myths
  by Ken Matejka
• Are maquiladoras a menace to U.S. workers?
  by Mariah E. deForest
• Changing patterns of U.S. trade: 1985-1989
  by Robert T. Green
• Expatriate and Saudi managers' perceptions of Japanese and U.S. competitiveness: a survey
  by Abbas J. Ali
• Technical workers and competitive advantage: what we can learn from the Germans
  by Michael J. Dowling
• Internationalization of business and economic programs: issues and perspectives
  by S. Tamer Cavusgil
• Global corporate competition II: is the large American firm an endangered species?
  by Lawrence G. Franko
• How well do foreign firms compete in the United States?
  by Jiatao Li