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Articles in Jan, 1995 issue of Nation's Business

• Empowering workers by setting goals - Entrepreneur's Notebook - Column
  by Joy Riggs
• A brighter new year? - 1995 US economic outlook - Cover Story
  by John S. DeMott
• Simply irresistible - effective retail store layout; includes sources for more information
  by Janet L. Willen
• Golden goose mathematics - accounting - Family Business
  by Craig E. Aronoff
• Finding bargains in your own back yard - regional mutual funds
• The book on retirement - Art and Susan Bachrach own Moby Dickens bookstore in Taos, New Mexico
  by Michael Barrier
• Smoothing the ride for business fleets - services for firms that operate car or truck fleets
  by Julie Candler
• New directions in franchising - includes related article - Franchising Special Guide - Industry Overview
  by Meg Whittemore
• Treating your company car as a tax-free benefit - ways to deduct the expense of using company cars - Family Business Financial Adviser
  by Albert B. Ellentuck
• The change in Congress runs deep - how changes in leadership will affect small businesses - Editorial
• Cleaning up by cleaning up - International Graffiti Control - Company Profile
  by Sharon Nelton
• Are you ready to go public? - public ownership; includes list of informational resources
  by Roberta Maynard
• A software boom for CD-ROMs - small business computing
  by Albert G. Holzinger
• Keeping it in the family - limited partnerships - Family Business Financial Adviser
  by Mary Rowland
• Readers' views on the 103rd Congress - actions taken on issues that affect small businesses
• The "expert beginner." - Victoria Bondoc's Gemini Industries Inc - Company Profile
  by Harriet Webster
• A low-stress OSHA review - US Occupational Safety and Health Administration's Consultation Service
  by Laura M. Litvan
• The family in black businesses - African-American family businesses can share information and use resources to help themselves succeed
  by Sharon Nelton
• IRS turns its attention to 401 plans - k - Internal Revenue Service will scrutinize salary-reduction savings plans sponsored by employers to ensure compliance with all regulations
  by Joan C. Szabo
• GATT votes bode well for more trade agreements - General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
  by Albert G. Holzinger
• Improved prospects on Capital Hill - renewed hope for pro-business policies
  by David Warner
• The changing face of leadership - small business management
  by Michael Barrier
• Looking after her brothers again, big time - Family Business: case study
  by Susan Lazar
• How to fight fat in the new year - weight loss technique
  by Phyllis M. Barrier