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Articles in Jan, 1993 issue of Nation's Business

• Quality begins at home - total quality management - Entrepreneur's Notebook - Column
  by Roger Telschow
• 1993: tough, but hopeful - economic outlook for small business under the Clinton administration - Cover Story
  by Roger Thompson
• Striking differences in regional growth - gross domestic product - Cover Story
• An upbeat forecast for franchising - 1993 - Includes related article on franchise opportunities - Franchising: A Special Guide
  by Meg Whittemore
• Where "quality" is a language - Spartanburg, South Carolina, Chamber of Commerce offers quality management seminars
  by Michael Barrier
• Hitting the bull's eye - James D. Easton sporting goods manufacturer - Company Profile
  by Michael Barrier
• Eligibility broadens for college loans
  by Peter Weaver
• Views on health insurance - poll results
  by Roger Thompson
• Filling the transit gap - transportation services
  by Julie Candler
• Creative ways to raise capital
  by Joan C. Szabo
• The womanly art of the deal - negotiation skills - Woman in Business
  by Sharon Nelton
• Rules for nepotism - Family Business - Column
  by Craig E. Aronoff
• Betrayed by his son-in-law - Family Business: Case Study - Column
  by Kay B. Wakefield
• The answer man - and woman - Find/SVP research services
  by Janet L. Willen
• Business-bred lawmakers - new members of Congress
  by David Warner
• It's very well made in Taiwan - products made in Taiwan - includes related articles - Special Advertising Section
• It's only rock 'n' roll - Rock Store sells rock 'n' roll memorabilia
  by Michael Barrier
• The Clinton agenda - President-elect Bill Clinton's positions on issues important to business
  by Robert T. Gray
• Franchising in Congress and state capitals - regulation - Franchising: A Special Guide
• Challenge your fundamental assumptions - Family Business - Column
  by Sharon Nelton
• Focusing on aging eyes - presbyopia
  by Marcia J. Pear
• Two agendas facing the new Congress - reform efforts - Editorial