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Articles in Summer 2002 issue of Teaching Business & Economics

• paper river, The
  by Rodda, Chris
• Business Studies for GCSE, 4th edn.,
• 14-19 green paper - implications for business and economics, The
  by Cullimore, Duncan
• Edexcel GCSE Business and Communication System / GCSE Business and Communication System
  by Kenward, marian
• ICT on line
  by Beharrell, Andy
• Immigration and the UK labour market
  by Hurd, Steve
• GCSE Business Studies A, for AQA / Business Studies for OCR GCSE
  by Stone, Rachel
• Labor Markets, Heinemann, Studies in Economics and Business Series,
  by West, Keith
• UK Economics Database 2002 and World Development, Europe and USA 2002
  by Parker, Ian
• GCSE Business Studies
  by Holland, Deborah
• Whom shall we choose?: Some criteria for selecting teacher trainees
  by Brant, Jacek
• Citizenship education - the role of the business educator
  by Wales, Jenny
• Using off the peg market research reports
  by Hammond, Andy
• Editor's comment
  by Cullimore, Duncan
• New light on an old chestnut: Break-even analysis from a pedagogical perspective
  by Finnie, Colin
• Business Economics, A.Griffiths and S.Ison, Heinemann, Studies in Economics and Business
  by Ellis, Brian
• Economics from a global perspective, Multiple Choice questions with answers Data response questions answers
  by Rodda, Chris
• Reshaping post-16: Economics syllabuses
  by Cameron, John; Fairbrass, Stephen