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Articles in Oct, 1999 issue of Business Economics

• Mergers and acquisitions in the global chemical industry
  by J. Fred Weston
• Sayonara 486/P50, hello dimension V celeron 400 - Dell Computer Corp's new product
  by John H. Qualls
• Consultant's registry - an opportunity for a free lunch - National Association for Business Economics' Registry
  by Carolyn Scott
• The Financing of Catastrophe Risk. - Review - book reviews
  by James A. Hayes
• The chemical industry: from the 1850s until today
  by Ralph Landau
• The three Ps: simple tools for monitoring economic cycles - pronounced, pervasive and persistent economic indicators
  by Anirvan Banerji
• Wall Street to Main Street: Charles Merrill and Middle-Class Investors. - Review - book reviews
  by Kevin L. Kliesen
• The chemical industry: a global perspective
  by Richard D. Freeman
• The survey of consumer finances
  by Robert P. Parker
• Cost, Uncertainty, and Welfare: Frank Knight's Theory of Imperfect Competition. - Review - book reviews
  by Brandon Dupont
• The plant-derived chemicals marketplace
  by Wendy F. Marley
• The New Financial Capitalists: Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and the Creation of Corporate Value. - Review - book reviews
  by Edmund A. Mennis
• Where is the chemical industry going?
  by T. Kevin Swift
• Viruses - or is it viri? - computer viruses
  by John H. Qualls
• The business economist at work: the National Federation of Independent Business
  by William C. Dunkelberg
• Paths of Innovation: Technological Change in 20th Century America. - Review - book reviews
  by Liam Mennis
• Well-rounded analysis: application of Kumho Tire to expert economic testimony
  by James A. Hurdle
• Passion and Craft: Economists at Work. - Review - book reviews
  by John J. Casson
• A primer on internet economics: macro and micro impact of the internet on the economy
  by Albert E. DePrince, Jr.
• Yes, Virginia, there is a free lunch! - Quantitative Micro Software EViews 3.1
  by John H. Qualls
• Constructing real estate investment portfolios: how to use models and a few tools to build a diverse portfolio
  by Timothy W. Viezer
• Using the web to advance your career
  by John J. Casson