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Articles in April, 2003 issue of Business Economics

• Competitive responses to Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards: game theory is used to illustrate possible responses to proposed increases in cafe
  by Ilhan K. Geckil
• Thoughts on the economic future: demographic shifts imply avoidance of structural fiscal deficits
  by Alice M. Rivlin
• Agricultural Trade Policies in the New Millennium - Book Reviews
  by Donald R. Anderson
• Caspian oil development: the sooner the better; a trade-off analysis and a basis for agreement
  by Hossein Askari
• Economic outlook and economic policy in the United States: the administration's tax cut proposals will strengthen short-term and long-term growth
  by R. Glenn Hubbard
• Creative Destruction: How Globalization Is Changing the World's Cultures - Book Reviews
  by Edmund A. Mennis
• More U.S. economic data series incorporate the North American Industry Classification System - Focus on Statistics
  by Robert P. Parker
• From the editor
• BMO Financial Group - Economics at Work
  by Tim O'Neill
• The Federal Reserve Board and the stock market bubble: the relationship is more complex than it appears
  by Spencer F. England
• What recession? What recovery? The arrival of the 21st century consumer: consumer ambiguity is likely to be a feature of the U.S. economy for some time to come
  by Richard Curtin
• Water treatment chemicals - Focus on Industries and Markets
  by Andrew C. Gross
• In memoriam
• What we know and what we don't know about corporate governance - Forum on Emerging Issues
  by James L. Bicksler