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Albert E. DePrince, Jr. "Assessing the term structure of expected inflation using treasury inflation—protected securities: near real-time measures for those who need quick estimates". Business Economics. FindArticles.com. 19 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1094/is_1_38/ai_98078702/

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Articles in Jan, 2003 issue of Business Economics

• Assessing the term structure of expected inflation using treasury inflation—protected securities: near real-time measures for those who need quick estimates
  by Albert E. DePrince, Jr.
• From the editor - Editorial
  by Robert Thomas Crow
• The Art of War 3: The Canons of Commerce. . - book review
  by Edmund A. Mennis
• A Critique of sovereign bankruptcy initiatives: the IMF and G7 should curb financial assistance to countries in trouble
  by Arturo C. Porzecanski
• Benefits from eliminating the double-taxation of dividends - Forum on Emerging Issues
  by Richard B. Berner
• Strengthening the global economy: a report on the Bush Administration agenda; a focus on raising productivity growth and increasing economic stability
  by John B. Taylor
• Impact of macro shocks and utility restructuring on energy markets - Focus on Industries and Markets
  by Robert J. Cuomo
• Understanding inflation: lessons from my central banking career; the main lesson is that inflation is still a mystery
  by Harvey Rosenblum
• Handbook of Investment research—economic and financial indicators as market movers. . - book review
  by Mathias Moersch
• How much regulation of financial services do we really need? Much of the rationale for regulating financial services is weak, but some regulation will always be necessary
  by George J. Benston
• The use of economic analysis to affect public economic policy: the case of the Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee
  by George G. Kaufman
• What economic principles should policymakers in other countries have learned from the S&L mess? Appropriate incentives for government supervisors are critical for avoidance of financial crises - savings and loan
  by Edward J. Kane