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Articles in Sept 1987 issue of Nation's Business

• Business outlook '87 - includes related article on stagnation
  by Roger Thompson
• Japan; shared destiny - Special Advertising Supplement
• Taking the liability insurance offensive - James Sullivan markets insurance for certified public accountants
  by Roger Thompson
• Those burgeoning worker benefits
  by James R. Morris
• Win, place and sew - equestrian and horse racing apparel
  by Del Marth
• Leaving the corporate nest - corporate executives as self-employed; includes related articles
  by Harry Bacas
• Desk-top investing aids - personal computers
  by Mark O'Brien
• How golden are your parachutes? - companies' golden parachute payments
  by Gerald W. Padwe
• Computerizing with confidence - part 6
  by Kevin Berney
• Treating ear disorders
  by Norman Brown
• Making men comfortable - reducing tension between female managers and males on the job - column
  by Sharon Nelton
• The economy according to small business - includes related articles
  by Herbert S. Braun
• The art of vacationing
  by Steve Franzmeier
• Converting to a franchise
  by Ripley Hotch
• Graphics come of age - computer graphics
  by Karen Berney
• Slow growth ahead - Business outlook - column
  by Joan C. Szabo
• The fabric of success - Mortimer Levitt, includes tips on how to look good
  by William Hoffer
• Is this the beginning of the end for the bull? - It's your money - stock market - column
  by Ray Brady
• Finding the ethical edge - includes related articles on discussing ethical problems in business, drawing up ethical codes, and an ethics quiz
  by Karen Berney
• A coach who got back in the game - Jerry Brentham and Hydra-Fitness
  by Nancy L. Croft
• Listening is a 10-part skill
  by Ralph G. Nichols
• Paperwork burden grows - tax rules mean more forms to file
• Preparing for the worst - insurance plans and AIDS
  by Michael Pollick
• Health care: of the people, for the people
  by Suzanne Viau Klett
• Prospecting in the home - seminars in private homes instead of expensive halls
  by Barbara J. Bigham
• Labor's looming agenda - 100th Congress' remaining agenda
  by Joan C. Szabo
• First she did good, then she did well - Willie Cam Nimmons
  by Ron Chepesiuk
• No aliens, lots of paperwork - Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986
  by Harry Bacas
• Sell abroad; you can collect
  by Steven Golob
• Ready, fire, aim - legal insurance
  by Roger Thompson
• What the experts say - predictions concerning a number of industries
• Building up, spreading out - H.J. Russell and Co - company profile
  by Del Marth
• Slower than a refrigerator? - 100th Congress's slow start makes William Perry seem like an Olympic sprinter
  by Albert G. Holzinger
• Computerizing with confidence - part 4
  by Karen Berney
• An impression on business - plastic credit card imprinters
  by Peggy Moss Fielding
• Computerizing with confidence - part 5
  by Karen Berney
• Tapping your creativity - creativity in business
  by Harry Bacas
• Selling short: not for the faint of heart - technique of selling short a stock
  by Ray Brady
• Your investment strategy after tax reform
  by Joan Szabo
• From those wonderful folks who brought you the new W-4 … - For your tax file
  by Gerald W. Padwe
• Inflation begins to stir
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Canada - special advertising section
• Bank introduces indexed investing - Chase Manhattan Bank
  by Ray Brady
• Minimum wage myths - response to proposed legislation; includes membership list of Senate and House committees considering legislation
• Black entrepreneurship in America
  by William Hoffer
• Prompter prompt pay? - Washington roundup - column
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Hot ice - Ted Beverley of Beverley Ice Company
  by Michael R. Enright
• Cutting out the guesswork - computers used in direct marketing
  by Michael Barrier
• The 10 most-asked tax reform questions
  by Mark Moktarian
• A yogurt named Zack's
  by Del Marth
• A business scrapbook - 75 years of American business in photographs - illustration
• A record expansion - United States economy
• Little things mean a lot - quality control and attention to detail in business - column
  by Sharon Nelton
• Taking the franchise route
  by Nancy L. Croft
• Is it time for an ad agency?
  by Sandy McGlashan
• Entrepreneurs: a tide is changing - slowdown in startups; some negatives ahead
  by Sharon Nelton
• An open guessing game - stock-exchange
  by Ray Brady
• Spiels on wheels - billboard advertising on trucks
  by Nancy L. Croft
• Mishaps that mothered invention - products created by accident
  by Bob Gatty
• The treasure of her company - Lillian Katz; Lillian Vernon Corp
  by Martha I. Finney
• Hungary: hybrid of the East - US-Hungary partnerships
  by Henry Eason
• The new attraction in leasing - lease and rental services; includes related article
  by Bob Gatty
• Bloch that IRS return - H&R Block Inc.'s income tax preparation service
  by William Hoffer
• Franchising education
  by Ripley Hotch
• Even in good times it pays to be cautious - financial planning
  by Ray Brady
• Blueprint for competitiveness - making small businesses in America more competitive
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Fostering young entrepreneurs
  by Nancy L. Croft
• Making intangibles real tax advantages - intangible business assets
  by Gerald W. Padwe
• Who's gored by gouging? - price ethics - column
  by Henry Altman
• Solving the liability crisis - product liability insurance
  by Bob Gatty
• Egypt - American investment opportunities; special advertising section
• Tapping a growth market - Small business report - partnerships between large and small firms - column
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Itty bitty monster hits - Jean and Gary Clinton of United Design Corp
  by Jerri Culpepper
• One budget reform step that would pay a double dividend - two-year budget process - editorial
• Mandated leave: small firms' nightmare
  by Harry Bacas
• An economic bill of rights - president's Fourth of July speech
• A country sage looks back - column
  by James J. Kilpatrick
• Job loss from wage hike - proposed increase in minimum wage
• Greenspan's debut draws raves - Alan Greenspan
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Narrowing the field - franchises
  by Meg Whittemore