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Articles in Jan 2005 issue of Business Economics

• From the editor
  by Robert Thomas Crow
• The federal deficit and the national debt: why they matter more than we think
  by Gary E. Clayton
• Initial steps in high-frequency modeling of China: results are promising and informative
  by Lawrence R. Klein
• Errata
• NABE: looking for balance between services and professionalism; Is NABE going to be a professional organization, a membership organization, or a hybrid?
  by Duncan H. Meldrum
• The Secrets of Economic Indicators
  by Edmund A. Mennis
• The global market for water treatment products
  by Michael A. Deneen
• Key issues for monetary policy: an ECB view; The ECB must provide a foundation of stability that withstands the forces of structural change
  by Jean-Claude Trichet
• Corporate Scandals: The Many Faces of Greed
  by Harvey Rosenblum
• Business and the environment: is there more to the story? Evidence of good environmental stewardship is more extensive than most economists and executives recognize
  by Jane S. Shaw
• Inflation targeting
  by Francis H. Schott
• The Adam Smith Award Address, 2004: global macroeconometric forecasting using 21st century information and analysis
  by Lawrence R. Klein