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Articles in Nov, 1991 issue of Nation's Business

• How to write for money - business plans
  by John Coker
• Operating with one policy: service with honesty - Subon Data Inc - Column
  by Lillian Galter
• Readers say no to hiring quotas
• Partners in promotion - Economic Development
  by Harry Bacas
• A shield against bad debts
  by Donald B. Kramer
• How changes are affecting franchising
  by Meg Whittemore
• Writing a plan for growth - includes related articles
  by Andrew J. Sherman
• How to be generous with your children - gifts and trusts
  by Albert B. Ellentuck
• Business formation remains at a standstill
  by Mary McElveen
• How Richard Thalheimer is trying to sharpen an out-of-date Image - The Sharper Image
  by Michael Barrier
• Criticism without the sting - workplace criticism
  by Robert McGarvey
• The best defense against pollution - environmental management; includes related article
  by Bradford McKee
• Impressive volume, but does it make money?
  by Bradford McKee
• How bookmaking and bookselling come together in Las Vegas - Gambler's Book Shop
  by Michael Barrier
• Term limits: false hope or cure? - Cover Story
  by Stuart Rothenberg
• Business software to the Macs
  by Jon Pepper
• Putting the brakes on Workers' Comp
  by Roger Thompson
• Can you be allergic to the 20th century?
  by Marcia J. Pear
• The Powell Memorandum: as valid on its 20th anniversary as it will be on its 100th - Lewis F. Powell Jr - Editorial
• Why a Houston businessman feels flushed with success - Mark Evetts
  by Michael Barrier
• Following in huge footsteps - family-business successors
  by John L. Ward
• Only the music is in the clouds - Windham Hill Productions - Industry Overview
  by Michael Barrier