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Articles in April, 1996 issue of Business Economics

• Industry corner: private contractual security services: the U.S. market and industry
  by Paul S. Bailin
• Why is corporate barter?
  by Nigel M. Healey
• The business economist at work: Indosuez Carr Futures, Inc
  by Evelina Tainer
• Comment on CPI biases - response to article by Jim Klumpner in this issue, p. 22
  by W. Erwin Diewert
• Economist in an Uncertain World: Arthur F. Burns and the Federal Reserve, 1970-78. - book reviews
  by Kevin L. Kliesen
• Using multilayer baselines for fiscal policy analysis
  by James A. Clifton
• The statistics corner: the GDP revisions and understanding sluggish productivity growth
  by Martin Fleming
• Fact and fancy: CPI biases and the federal budget - Consumer Price Index
  by Jim Klumpner
• The Self-Organizing Economy. - book reviews
  by Susan Doolittle
• What lies behind the bank merger and acquisition frenzy?
  by John W. Spiegel
• The federal statistical system in an era of block grants
  by Edward J. Spar
• The PC corner: the Internet again
  by Michael P. Anderson
• Characteristics of an effective statistical system
  by Ivan P. Fellegi
• When MBAs Rule the Newsroom: How Marketers and Managers Are Reshaping Today's Media. - book reviews
  by Gerald L. Musgrave