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Articles in Oct, 2001 issue of Business Economics

• Monetary Policy Formulation in the Euro Area: The Focus is Solely on Price Stability
  by Christian Noyer
• Errata: Askari et al, "U.S. Economic Sanctions: Lessons from the Iranian Experience," July, 2001 - Brief Article - Correction Notice - Illustration - Statistical Data Included
• Comparative Central Banking and the Politics of Monetary Policy: The Relationship Between Governments and Central Banks Must be Balanced and Defined
  by Laurence Meyer
• Monetary Policy Formulation: The Process in Canada; Inflation Targeting has been Successful
  by Charles Freedman
• The Internet's Contribution to U.S. Productivity Growth: Putting Some Rigor Into the Estimates - Statistical Data Included
  by Ernest Goss
• Empirical Corporate Finance . . - Volumes I, II, III and IV - book review
  by J. Fred Weston
• Comments on International Perspectives on the Process of Monetary Policy Formulation
  by Michael Moskow
• From the Editor - Brief Article
• Some Reflections on the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee: Inflation has Stayed Low and Growth has Stayed High
  by Sushil B. Wadhwani
• Productivity: What Is It, and Why Do We Care About It?: Disaggregation by Source and Sector Yields Important Insights
  by Charles Steindel
• Economic Impacts of the World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks - Forum on Emerging Issues
  by William F. Ford
• What Would Adam Smith Say Now?: He would Like Much of What he Sees, But he would Also be Worried
  by Henry Kaufman
• Monetary Policy and Financial Markets: Two Hands Clapping; The Value of Good Financial Communication Flows Both Ways
  by Robert V. DiClemente
• Central Banks and the Financial Press: What is Going Well and What can be Improved
  by Michael McKee