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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Business Economics

• The Quiet Revolution: Central Banking Goes Modern
  by Edmund A. Mennis
• Understanding cycles and shocks in the property and casualty insurance industry: lessons learned from experience
  by Harry Shuford
• Facing facts about America's true financial condition and fiscal outlook: the outlook is grim and will get worse unless we act soon
  by David M. Walker
• The global marketplace for turbines
  by Edward D. Hester
• What Price the Moral High Ground?: Ethical Dilemmas in Competitive Environments
  by Merrill Matthews
• Reply on "corporate bond yield spreads in recent decades"
  by Douglas J. Lamdin
• Managing exchange rates: achievement of global re-balancing or evidence of global co-dependency? The United States and its trading partners have serious vested interests in the status quo
  by Catherine L. Mann
• The economic analysis underlying corporate decision making: what economists do when confronted with business realities—and how they might improve
  by Hugh Schwartz
• Comment on "corporate bond yield spreads in recent decades"
  by Thomas Lam
• Does exchange-rate management have a role in the U.S. macro-policy tool kit? Stabilization is not wise policy if the current account continues to deteriorate
  by Michael R. Rosenberg
• Providing economic consulting services to health professionals
  by Bernard F. Pettingill
• The Future of U.S. Capitalism
  by Edmund A. Mennis
• U.S. manufacturing: challenges and recommendations; How to best ensure the continued strength of U.S. manufacturing
  by Kristin Forbes
• From the editor
  by Robert Thomas Crow