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202. Do we want or need zero inflation?
203. Brady appoints himself to the Fed
204. Legalize drugs? Manage legal drugs better first
205. Can a key shock absorber bear the load? Economists mull service firms' cushioning ability
206. Remaking the Fed: maybe it's time
207. It's time to end the farm subsidy war
208. Buying time; consumers keep doing their thing, helping economy chug along; they are spurned on by rises in income and the fading of the fear of recession; but are autos about to skid?
209. The S&Ls are still a political game
210. Mildly reassuring data seen this week
211. In Chile, even a dictator plays populist
212. Is the Fed really easing? Maybe not
213. Many see life after a profits downturn; some dissent, but key is how long the decline lasts
214. Why Gorbachev can't find entrepreneurs on Soviet farms (column)
215. Considered opinion: Nobel economists see U.S. muddling along without a slump soon; but the group notes danger in budget and trade gaps and shaky S&L finances; political gridlock is forecast
216. Japan and U.S. may be entering a new relationship
217. Crash takes toll on leading indicators, if not economy
218. What dollar needs: some peace and quiet
219. Riding it out; economy fares well in wake of the crash, leading experts say; they call slump more likely in the next year of so, but none see a depression; worries about overreactions
220. Data watched to judge effect of crash
221. Trade deficit means demand still strong
222. Some thoughts on the stock bubble of '87
223. Statistics for 1988 are still inconclusive
224. Economic data to be put in spotlight
225. The Federal Reserve isn't off the hook yet
226. How to improve forecasts, one step at a time
227. Let's go it alone and see if anyone follows
228. Social security isn't as secure as it's cracked up to be
229. To tax or not to tax, that isn't really the question
230. Money's role; monetarists succeed in pushing basic ideas but not their policies; money now is widely seen as having a big impact; Fed keeps fine-tuning; a few bad forecasts hurt
231. Inflation? It's still very much with us
232. Surging credit demand could boost rates
233. The virtues of managing money the old-fashioned way
234. Who's fouling up international finance? Everybody!
235. Economic policy really bores Ronald Reagan
236. What will the Fed do after the election?
237. There's a great day coming manana, perhaps
238. Want the lowdown on Argentina? Ask Adam Smith
239. Fiscal-monetary debate lingers on
240. Briton wins Nobel economics prize for work on national income accounts
241. Maybe economists should be a little less positive
242. Economists don't see threats to economy portending depression; government now has tools to avert any collapse, panel of experts agrees; case of Continental Illinois
243. Here's a housing idea that's surely worth a try
244. What is tight?
245. Need for fast action - and fast results
246. Slow pickup? Most economists see fairly flat first half, faster growth later; they expect lower savings, tax cuts to help prevent new slump in economy; fixing sink with a hammer
247. What went right?
248. Bad news
249. Wheels within wheels
250. Zanskar
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