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Articles in Sept, 2000 issue of International Economy, The

• Dubya's Treasury Chief - candidates for the post of Treasury Secretary should George W. Bush become president
  by Fred Barnes
• America's New Culture Of Change - Federal Reserve Board - Interview
  by Alice M. Rivlin
• Big Minds, Little Ideas - editor's view on United States economic policy makers - Brief Article - Editorial
  by David M. Smick
• A Layman's Guide to U.S. Presidential Politics - Electoral College
  by Jeff Bell
• Which Way the Euro? - economics experts forecast the exchange rates between the dollar and euro
• Rice Talk - interview with Condoleeza Rice, primary foreign policy advisor to George W. Bush - Interview
  by Condoleezza Rice
• Alan Murray, The Wealth of Choices. - book review
  by Rudi Dornbusch
• Boom Boom Bob! - Bob Woodward's new book will focus on Alan Greenspan, former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board - Brief Article
  by Owen Ullman
• The Presidential Slush Fund
  by Peter Grose
• Fads And Norms: Young Fogeys and Old Hep-Cats - questions how fads develop into normal social behavior - Brief Article
  by Charles P. Kindleberger
• The Passing Of A Friend - Former Japanese Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita - Brief Article - Obituary
  by Harald B. Malmgren
• Intel Meets Alan Greenspan - Federal Reserve
  by Criton M. Zoakos
• Money Reform - international economic policy
  by Steve H. Hanke
• Why Britain Should Join NAFTA - Brief Article
  by Phil Gramm
• Think Tanks: Who's Hot And Who's Not - ratings based on media coverage
  by Nicolas S. Ruble
• A Good Start - Horst Kohler managing director of International Monetary Fund
  by Klaus C. Engelen
• The Last Life Boat - tax reform in Japan - Brief Article
  by Krishnamurthy Narayanan
• A Nation of Owners - United States - Brief Article
  by Norman A. Bailey
• Piracy Alert
  by Dana R. Dillon
• Is Macroeconomics Dead? - opinions
• Hong Kong Three Years Later - Brief Article
  by Philip Wyatt