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Articles in June, 1992 issue of Chief Executive, The

• Who's the chairman? - who should be chairman of the board - Speaking Out
  by Robert W. Lear
• Did the rich get richer under Reagan? - arguments against the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981 debunked - excerpted from Lawrence B. Lindsey's 'The Growth Experiment: How the New Tax Policy is Transforming the U.S. Economy'
  by Lawrence B. Lindsey
• Taxation and growth - CE Roundtable - Panel Discussion
• Peter Grace - CEO of W.R. Grace and Co - N.B
  by Paul Helou
• Why I'm cautious about customer service - satisfying customer demands while maintaining the company's profitability - Operations
  by John Blasier
• Caution on small-cap stocks - small capitalization stocks - includes related article - CEO Finance
  by Merry Sheils
• N.B - business schools urged to upgrade curricula
  by Judith Rehak
• Tax man - Dan Rostenkowski, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee - Cover Story
• 21st century AD
• Ink-stained retches - journalists criticized - Comment
  by Joe Queenan
• Mr. Lindsey goes to Washington - former Harvard University economics professor Lawrence Lindsey appointed as governor at the Federal Reserve - Interview
  by Joseph L. McCarthy
• Marketing U.S. cosmetics in the CIS - Commonwealth of Independent States - Russia & Ukraine
  by Sergei Glushko
• Rx for health-care reform - dealing with the problem of rising health-care costs - Above the Beltway
  by Edwin J. Fuelner
• A CEO copes with Chapter 11 - Bankcruptcy
  by Wayne E. Waldera
• The impact of managerial layoffs - Wisdom from Wharton
  by Peter Cappelli