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Articles in Jan, 2002 issue of Business Economics

• Statistical reports from the Social Security Administration - Focus on Statistics
  by Robert P. Parker
• Economic implications of Defined Contribution Health Plans: Their impact on employers, insurers, employees, and healthcare providers
  by Eric W. Ford
• FASB Statements 141/142 and the Business Economist—Where, oh where, have my intangibles gone? - Forum on Emerging Issues - Financial Accounting Standards Board
  by Perry D. Quick
• Information Technology and the U.S. productivity revival: a review of the evidence; the closer one looks, the more persuasive it is
  by Kevin J. Stiroh
• Economies and markets as complex systems: Looking at them this way may provide fresh insight
  by Lewis L. Smith
• The global commercial refrigeration equipment market - Focus on Industries and Markets - Statistical Data Included
  by Michael A. Deneen
• From the editor
• Institutional Investors. . - book review
  by Edmund A. Mennis
• Globalization in historical perspective: Our era is not as unique as we might think, and current trends are not irreversible
  by Michael D. Bordo
• Corporate profits: Critical for business analysis; and not just for Wall Street
  by Richard B. Berner
• Great Bubbles. . - book review
  by Phillip Caruso
• What monetary policy can and cannot do: it can do a lot, but it is important to know its limits
  by Anthony M. Santomero