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Articles in Oct, 1988 issue of Nation's Business

• Above-board bottom lines - Treadway Commission's proposals - National Commission on Fraudulent Financial Reporting
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Do your franchise homework
  by Meg Whittemore
• Where the money is - buying franchises
  by Jack Wynn
• Mortgage interest: the ground shifts
  by Gerald W. Padwe
• The cost of moving
  by Gerald W. Padwe
• "A slice of people's lives." - selling real estate
  by Martha I. Finney
• Doing good business even at the end - going out of business - column
  by Carol K. Watts
• Survival rates for start-ups
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Can your workers read? - includes literacy resources and related article on high-tech tutoring
  by Karen Berney
• Take This Job and Love It. - book reviews
• Making trade freer, fairer - includes information on Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act of 1988
  by Steven Golob
• It's your money - purchasing a new car
  by Paul N. Strassels
• Low riding, high flying - Brike International's 3-wheeled cycle
  by Christina Ward
• Selling this economy short is not a very wise investment decision - editorial
• Guidance on plant closing - Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Deadline looms on proposal for worker education - legislation for educational tax incentive
  by Joan C. Szabo
• A Great Place to Work: What Makes Some Employers So Good . - And Most So Bad - book reviews
• Arguing against tax increases - tax revenue to reduce deficit or finance government spending
  by Robert T. Gray
• Look for leaders on the job - development of corporate leadership
  by Sharon Nelton
• Small firms fuel new-job engine - employment forecast
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Close, crucial races for Congress - congressional elections
• Benefits-rule migraine - retiree health benefits
  by Donald C. Bacon
• At home on the job: a change of place for a better life
  by Alison A. Knocke
• Trucks: bargains by the truckload in new models
  by Julie Candler
• Laying down the law on legal fees - includes related article on cutting legal costs
  by Jane Easter Bahls
• Chile - Special Advertising Section
  by Joaquin Lavin
• Smile when you answer that - business telephone technique
  by Sylvia Blishak
• Is a franchise in your future; success: a long-term proposition
  by Roland Addison
• Ask the franchisor, and ask yourself - planning
  by Meg Whittemore
• The gentle art of sailing - Womanship Inc. offers sailing instruction
  by Martha I. Finney
• Bush, Dukakis and business - George Bush, Michael Dukakis - includes related article on Michael Dukakis's tax policy
  by Albert G. Holzinger
• Mandated benefits, mandated misery - Massachusetts health insurance law - column
  by Warren Brookes
• Assuring firm legal footing - franchise agreements
  by Andrew Sherman
• To your health - walking as exercise
  by Hal Higdon
• Jumpin' with Symphony Sid - Sidney Harman, Harman International Industries Inc
  by Harry Bacas