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09641. EUROPE 1992: IMPLICATIONS FOR U.S. FIRMS.

Considers the impact of the European Community's plan for a single European market on the U.S. economy in general and on U.S. firms in particular. Presents a risks and opportunities analysis and profiles the type of industry and company which is most likely to benefit from the unification program. 10 pages, 24 footnotes, 16 bibliographic sources. 		  $70
 

09619. PLANT CLOSINGS: SOCIAL AND LEGAL ISSUES.

Examines the financial, social, and psychological costs of plant closings to workers and their communities. Considers management's traditional position as well as its social obligations to workers. Special attention is given to the recent federal plant closing law, WARN, including an analysis of its provisions and exemptions. 10 pages, 33 footnotes, 12 bibliographic sources. 		  $70
 

09616. THE TRANSFORMATION OF AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS BY KOCHAN, KATZ AND MCKERSIE.

Summary and analysis of the central thesis, major themes and conclusions in this book which explores historical changes in the U.S. labor-management paradigm. 5 pages, 12 footnotes, 1 bibliographic source. 		  $35
 

09594. THE RIGHT TO STRIKE IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR.

Explores the controversy over public employees' right to strike in the U.S. Compares private versus public employees' right to strike and the laws in the U.S. with other industrialized countries. Traces the evolution of collective bargaining in the public sector, concluding that the right to strike will soon be as clearly established in the public sector is it currently is in the private sector. 11 pages, 28 footnotes, 9 bibliographic sources. 		  $77
 

09590. RE-INVENTING THE CORPORATION (NAISBITT AND ABURDENE).

A critical and sometimes scathing review of this book which paints a utopian vision of corporate life in the future. Takes a management perspective, considering how the authors redefine work, and whether their new definition fits with management theory and practice. 10 pages, 21 footnotes, 1 bibliographic source. 		  $70
 

09583. BIG GOVERNMENT AND AMERICAN CIVILIZATION IN THE 20TH CENTURY.

Traces the historical transformation of American attitudes toward the role of their government in local, national and world affairs. 5 pages, 4 footnotes, 2 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

09570. THE PROBLEM OF HOMELESSNESS IN AMERICA.

An examination of the history, causes, and components of homelessness. Views underlying structural problems such as unemployment, poverty and overpriced housing as a major factor. 9 pages, 16 footnotes, 7 bibliographic sources. 		  $63
 

09565. COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS OF THE U.S. SMALL AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY.

Comprehensive industry analysis, covering a structural analysis of entry and exit barriers, supplier's bargaining power, buyer's bargaining power, and intensity of competitive rivalry. Also analyzes relative competitive position of the three industry leaders -- Cessna, Beech and Piper. 17 pages, 51 footnotes, 37 bibliographic sources. 		  $119
 

09559. THE APPLICATION OF JAPANESE MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES IN THE US AND UK.

Analyzes various attempts to implement Japanese management practices, particularly quality circles and JIT production practices in US and UK corporations. Also investigates a number of companies which have sought to implement the entire system of Japanese management, and the problems they have encountered in doing so. 14 pages, 37 footnotes, 28 bibliographic sources. 		  $98
 

09537. THE WORLD WILL BECOME MORE LIKE THE U.S. IN THE NEXT 10 YEARS.

Argues that economic and technological forces will shape the economies of developing countries along the model of the United States. 5 pages, 8 footnotes, 12 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

09528. AUTOMATION, UNEMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS.

Explores the social and economic costs of automation's displacement of the blue-collar work force. Argues that mechanization, automation and robotics do not necessarily translated into an improved economic outlook for the bulk of working Americans. 5 pages, 5 footnotes, 3 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

09526. CAR WARS: IS AMERICA LOSING THE BATTLE?

A comprehensive comparative analysis of the Japanese and U.S. auto industries, with a focus on Japanese encroachment into the American market. Cultural influences in the Japanese automakers' success are taken into consideration. The success of Honda and the recent response of Ford are presented as examples of the current situation. Concludes with a recommendation for cooperation between the two countries and an end to protectionist policies. 17 pages, 62 footnotes, 53 bibliographic sources. 		  $119
 

09520. THE EFFECT OF TECHNOLOGY ON JOBS AND WORKERS.

Argues that the advancement of technology and increasing automation in the work place has created a need for well-trained and computer-literate workers -- a need which the current educational system has failed to meet. 5 pages, 6 footnotes, 7 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

09517. PROTECTIONISM AND THE ROLE OF GATT.

Overview of the U.S. trade policy position with respect to protectionism and free trade. Considers the antecedents and rationales of protectionism and specific examples of its implementation. Profiles GATT and issues in the current Uruguay Round of negotiations. 13 pages, 29 footnotes, 27 bibliographic sources. 		  $91
 

09511. THE TAX REFORM ACT OF 1986.

Analyzes the impact of the 1986 Tax Reform Act on individual investors and small businesses. After a brief review of the history of tax reform since 1913, the analysis considers four major categories of impact: 1) elimination of tax advantages; 2) increased cost of capital; 3) increased cost of forming C corporations; and 4) the repeal of the General Utilities doctrine. 14 pages, 29 footnotes, 12 bibliographic sources. 		  $98
 

09509. U.S. EXPORT TRADING COMPANIES.

Describes the history, evolution and business operations of U.S. export trading companies from the perspective of the current U.S. trade profile. Analyzes the major components of the 1982 Export Trading Company Act and the DOC services which support the Act's implementation. 12 pages, 28 footnotes, 19 bibliographic sources. 		  $84
 

09505. MEXICAN IMMIGRATION TO THE US: SOCIAL, LEGAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS.

Traces the history, evolution, and current status of Mexican immigration. Considers the factors involved in Mexican migration and the social economic impact in the U.S. Particular attention is devoted to the impact of the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act (Simpson-Rodino). 16 pages, 46 footnotes, 28 bibliographic sources. 		  $112
 

09504. A MEANS TEST FOR SOCIAL SECURITY.

5 pages, 5 footnotes, 7 bibliographic sources. See Section 19B. 		  $35
 

09499. SLAVERY AND GEOGRAPHY IN THE UNITED STATES.

Analyzes the impact of geography and climate upon the spread of slavery and survival or destruction of slavery populations. Argues that slavery became essential to the Southern economy not because Southerners were inherently more predatory and inhuman than Northerners, but because land, climate and agricultural economy of the south required a different system of labor than that of the north. 10 pages, 16 footnotes, 11 bibliographic sources. 		  $70
 

09496. MICHAEL MILKEN AND THE JUNK BOND MARKET.

An analysis of the origins and operations of the junk bond market, using Drexel's Michael Milken as a case example. 5 pages, 6 footnotes, 6 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

09495. INSIDER TRADING AND MARKET EFFICIENCY.

Two separate analyses: The first defines and describes insider trading; the second defines market efficiency and describes its central characteristics. 5 pages, 6 footnotes, 5 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

09476. THE SAVINGS AND LOAN CRISIS.

Analysis of the current S&L crisis, including background to the problem, role of inflation and deregulation in the development of the problem, estimates of the magnitude of the problem, and a discussion of potential solutions. 8 pages, 10 footnotes, 15 bibliographic sources. 		  $56
 

09474. CRISIS IN THE SAVINGS AND LOAN INDUSTRY AND PROPOSALS FOR REFORM.

Explores the causes of the S&L crisis, especially deregulation and financial mismanagement, and then reviews the major proposals for reforming the industry. 8 pages, 9 footnotes, 6 bibliographic sources. 		  $56
 

09464. THE TRADE BALANCE DEFICIT.

Considers economic and competitive factors involved in the U.S. trade balance deficit and in the failure to control the deficit through devaluation strategies. 6 pages, 7 footnotes, 4 bibliographic sources. 		  $42
 

09462. "IS THE DEFICIT REALLY SO BAD?" BY JONATHAN RAUCH.

Review of this Atlantic Monthly article which argues that the solution to the budget deficit controversy must come from political, social and moral change, not economic theory. Evaluated on eight criteria: Author's qualifications, appropriateness of style, assumptions, tone, clarity of organization, logic of arguments, fulfillment of purpose, and comparison with related articles. 11 pages, 17 footnotes, 4 bibliographic sources. 		  $77
 

09455. INDUSTRY SURVEY OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS.

A comprehensive analysis of the telecommunications industry as it stands at the end of the 1980s in a newly deregulated environment. Traces industry composition (size, market segments, major players, financial statistics), the role of technology, the influence of regulation, and current marketing trends in the industry. 25 pages, 80 footnotes, 42 bibliographic sources. 		  $133
 

09452. ASIAN BUSINESS IN AMERICA: SUMITOMO BANK OF CALIFORNIA.

Drawing upon information gained in an interview with a manager of a Sumitomo bank in San Francisco, as well as background business literature, the analysis examines differences and similarities that exist between American and Asian business cultures. 8 pages, 8 footnotes, 10 bibliographic sources. 		  $56
 

09448. THE EMERGENCE OF CHICANO WOMEN IN THE AMERICAN WORKFORCE.

Review of the literature on Chicano women labor force participation in the U.S. Considers cultural reasons behind the low participation rates in the past and factors such as bilingualism, education, and economic need which has encouraged more Mexican-American women to seek employment. 8 pages, 17 footnotes, 8 bibliographic sources. 		  $56
 

09438. MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS OF THE SAVINGS AND LOAN CRISIS.

Thoughtful and well documented investigation of the S&L crisis, focusing on the macroeconomic effects of the problem. After considering the history and origins of the problem, provides an analysis of the FHLBB's Southwest Plan and Bush's plan to save the thrift industry. 15 pages, 28 footnotes, 13 bibliographic sources. 		  $105
 

09433. RENT CONTROL IN AMERICA.

An analysis of restrictive rent control programs in the U.S., using New York City and the California examples of Berkeley and Santa Monica as prototypes. Distinguishes between moderate and restrictive rent control. Concludes that restrictive rent control programs artificially constrict housing markets and ultimately harm those they seek to help -- the lower income renter. 12 pages, 20 footnotes, 20 bibliographic sources. 		  $84
 

09405. AMERICA'S NET FOREIGN DEBT: PROBLEM OR SOLUTION.

Discusses whether or not it is advisable for the U.S. to acquire its increasingly high level of net foreign indebtedness, and specifically whether or not it is harmful to the U.S. economy to permit escalation of foreign direct and indirect investment. 10 pages, 12 footnotes, 12 bibliographic sources. 		  $70
 

09395. MANAGEMENT BY WHOSE OBJECTIVES?

Calls into question the basic assumption that corporate executives behave in a way which matches with the organization's goal of profit maximization. Looks at the evidence from both an accounting perspective and from the perspective or organizational psychology. 15 pages, 30 footnotes, 26 bibliographic sources. 		  $105
 

09313. HOUSING AND LAND USE IN SWEDEN AND AMERICA.

10 pages, 22 footnotes, 7 bibliographic sources. See Section 7C. 		  $70
 

09313. HOUSING AND LAND USE IN SWEDEN AND AMERICA.

Analyzes and contrasts models of housing and land-use planning in these two countries. Notices particular differences in the way the two countries deal with housing for the elderly, the disabled and single-parent families. 10 pages, 22 footnotes, 7 bibliographic sources. 		  $70
 

09312. THE COMING OF RAIL TRANSPORTATION TO CALIFORNIA.

Profile of the extension of the transcontinental railway into California. Analyzes economic, geographic and political problems in bringing the railway to California. 6 pages, 6 footnotes, 4 bibliographic sources. 		  $42
 

09296. FORECASTING INTEREST RATES.

An analysis of interest rate forecasts. The influence of federal debt, Federal Reserve monetary policies, the sinking dollar, and the trade deficit are taken into account. Includes background on interest rate forecasting and a history of recent interest rate trends. 16 pages, 22 footnotes, 12 bibliographic sources. See Section 7D. 		  $112
 

09296. FORECASTING INTEREST RATES.

9 pages, 17 footnotes, 12 bibliographic sources. See Section 5C, 7D. 		  $63
 

09295. FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

A comprehensive look at foreign investment in America. Details the size and distribution of foreign direct, portfolio, banking and real estate investment; plots trends and growth of foreign ownership, and describes the legal restrictions on that ownership and proposals for new regulations. 20 pages, 39 footnotes, 10 bibliographic sources. 		  $133
 

09293. THE U.S. SAVINGS RATE.

Argues that the relatively low U.S. consumer savings rate, coupled with its high spending rate, is causing long-term shortages of capital and will eventually lead to national financial disaster. 5 pages, 8 footnotes, 7 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

09280. PROSPECTS FOR EXPORTING AMERICAN PRODUCTS TO INDONESIA.

A country risk analysis and assessment, covering Indonesia's culture, economy, government and political structure, and market structure. Isolates barriers and opportunities in exporting to Indonesia. Concludes with a set of cautious recommendations for American exporters. 10 pages, 26 footnotes, 14 bibliographic sources. 		  $70
 

09263. IN SEARCH OF EXCELLENCE BY TOM PETERS AND ROBERT WATERMAN.

A review and evaluation of the popular management book which describes the central characteristics of "excellent" companies. The authors' theoretical foundation and the 8 characteristics are described and analyzed. The book is seen to be interesting in the examples it provides and useful as a management guideline, but too poorly developed to serve as a model for organizational structure. 5 pages, 26 footnotes, 1 bibliographic source. 		  $35
 

09137. NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL POLICY IN THE U.S.

Argues that the U.S. needs to abandon its laissez-faire approach to its national industrial development and adopt a formalized national policy along the lines of Japan and West Germany. 5 pages, 5 footnotes, 2 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

09136. WOMEN AND WORK.

The essay addresses the current status of women in the U.S. workforce from an historical perspective. Present status is considered in terms of salary, occupational concentrations, and their status relative both to traditional roles and to the position of men. Concludes with a look to the future and speculations on the implications of the feminization of poverty. 10 pages, 26 footnotes, 11 annotated bibliographic sources. 		  $70
 

09135. JAPANESE DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

A comprehensive study of Japanese direct investment (over 10; equity) in the U.S. Looks at manufacturing industries, real estate and construction, banking/finance/insurance, and wholesale and retail trade sectors of that investment. The paper concludes that Japanese investment in the U.S. represents a necessary recycling of Japan's trade surplus, financing American consumer and government spending. 30 pages, 46 footnotes, 26 bibliographic sources. 		  $133
 

09134. ENERGY CONSERVATION: JAPAN VS. THE UNITED STATES.

An investigation of the contrasting energy conservation policies in these two industrial nations. Differences in focus on efficiency, alternative energy sources, and environmental awareness is discussed in detail. U.S. policies are seen as short-sighted, narrowly focused on short-term economic goals and political interests, and in conflict with current environmental mandates. 15 pages, 44 footnotes, 22 bibliographic sources. 		  $105
 

09116. THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY IN THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY.

Traces the development in production and manufacturing process in the automobile industry from its inception to the present. The analysis includes a discussion of how changing materials and labor usage have contributed to the transformation of the production process. 9 pages, 23 footnotes, 12 bibliographic sources. 		  $63
 

09110. THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE AUTOMOBILE.

The ecological impact of the motorcar on American life is examined in terms of pollution, oil shortages and fatalities; the possibilities of electric and solar-powered cars are looked at closely. 13 pages, 25 footnotes, 9 bibliographic sources. 		  $91
 

09103. U.S. ECONOMIC OUTLOOK, 1988-1993.

Analyzes the U.S. economic outlook for the next few years. Based on the Dow Jones Industrial Average, employment trends, the Consumer Price Index, and trends in interest and inflation rates, the essayist presents a cautiously optimistic outlook through 1993. 8 pages, 8 footnotes, 5 bibliographic sources. 		  $56
 

09096. AN ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC FACTORS AFFECTING THE CONDOMINIUM MARKET IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA.

Examines the thesis that any significant future increase in credit availability will lead immediately to a market "boom' because of pentup demand for owner occupied housing of all types. Emphasizes consumer tastes and credit availability. 5 pages, 3 footnotes, 10 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

09087. DECEPTIVE ADVERTISING AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.

Discusses external (legal-political) and internal (managerial) restraints on deceptive or misleading advertising. Concludes that a pragmatic, cost-based approach based on self-interest is the most effective restraint on such practices. 6 pages, 11 footnotes, 7 bibliographic sources. 		  $42
 

09085. SOCIAL EFFECTS ON ADVERTISING.

An investigation exploring the ways in which society restrains, expands, and shapes how businesses conduct their advertising campaigns. The essay takes the position that advertising reflects social values and that viewed historically it represents an accurate portrayal of American life. 22 pages, 50 footnotes, 39 bibliographic sources. 		  $133
 

09069. THE MANDATORY RETIREMENT DEBATE.

Presents the arguments for and against mandatory retirement and proposes solutions to the conflict. Recommendations include early retirement payments, parttime and consulting roles for older employees, and temporary situations for workers over 55 years of age. 7 pages, 13 footnotes, 6 bibliographic sources. 		  $49
 

09061. DO QUALITY CIRCLES WORK IN THE U.S.

Traces the development of QCs in the U.S. and compares their structure with those in Japan. identifies and analyzes problem areas for quality circle implementation in U.S. companies. Management style and organizational structure are viewed as major impediments. 20 pages, 41 footnotes, 19 bibliographic sources. 		  $133
 

09059. WOMEN AND MANAGEMENT.

An essay addressing the current status of the professional working woman. Considers women's position relative to men, barriers to corporate entry, typical strategies employed, and issues of role conflict. 10 pages, 18 footnotes, 8 annotated bibliographic sources. 		  $70
 

09023. THE EFFECT OF EXCHANGE RATES ON JAPANESE INVESTMENT IN THE U.S.

Analyzes the reasons behind the growing Japanese investment in the U.S., beginning with the shifting dollar-yen exchange ratio. Antecedent factors within the Japanese economy and reaction within the American system are taken into account. 9 pages, 9 footnotes, 30 bibliographic sources. 		  $63
 

09021. THE PROBLEM OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT.

Considers the recent invasion of foreign capital into the U.S. economy. Analyzes the various kinds of foreign investment in the U.S. with particular attention to Japanese investment in the U.S. 7 pages, 8 footnotes, 30 bibliographic sources. 		  $49
 

09020. FUTURE TRENDS IN JAPANESE INVESTMENT IN THE U.S.

A careful analysis of the likely trends in Japanese investment in the U.S. Considers capital movement into the U.S., future portfolio investment, non-treasury bonds, the stock market and direct investment. Concludes that all estimates of Japanese future investment in the U.S. must be regarded as tentative. 14 pages, 15 footnotes, 30 bibliographic sources. 		  $98
 

09018. THE FUTURE OF FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES.

An essay on the future of both portfolio and direct foreign investment in the U.S. Takes the position that the global economy is here to stay and that the U.S. will have to content itself with playing the role of the investee, rather than the investor. 5 pages, 6 footnotes, 32 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

09017. FOREIGN PORTFOLIO INVESTMENTS IN THE U.S.

An analysis of the causes and effects of foreign portfolio investments in the U.S. Details which countries are investing, and to what extent they have invested. Also considers the type of investors and the location of foreign assets by industry and type. 15 pages, 24 footnotes, 32 bibliographic sources. 		  $105
 

09007. BALANCE OF PAYMENTS.

Provides an overview and summary of some of the causes and effects of the balance of payments deficit. Considers the effects of improving the foreign investment situation, reducing the trade deficit and reducing the budget deficit. 8 pages, 13 footnotes, 8 bibliographic sources. 		  $56
 

08906. INTERNATIONAL REACTION TO THE DOLLAR'S DEFLATION.

Explores international reaction to the recent drop in the value of the U.S. dollar in the context of the causes and effects of the deflation of the U.S. dollar. 5 pages, 9 footnotes, 9 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

08905. FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

An overview an analysis of recent trends in foreign direct investment and foreign indirect investment in the U.S. 5 pages, 11 footnotes, 8 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

08904. THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE NEW IMMIGRATION LAW.

Considers the history, political and social background to the Simpson-Rodino Immigration and Control Reform Act of 1986. The analysis contends that the new Act has thus far been a failure in terms of enforcement and will ultimately have a negative economic impact. 14 pages, 18 footnotes, 11 bibliographic sources. 		  $98
 

08903. SOCIAL WELFARE IN THE 1980S.

The essay exposes the inadequacy of current social welfare policies (and their underlying philosophies) and explores specific reforms to the welfare system which would begin to address these problems. 6 pages, 11 footnotes, 6 bibliographic sources. 		  $42
 

08902. JAPAN-U.S. TRADE.

A brief profile of the current Japan-U.S. trade balance. Includes a situation analysis, speculations on the causes of the current trade deficits, and a discussion of possible solutions to the trade deficit problem. 9 pages, 10 footnotes, 8 bibliographic sources. 		  $63
 

08858. FORD: THE MEN AND THE MACHINE BY ROBERT LACEY.

6p. 11f. lb. See Section 10B. 		  $42
 

08825. JAPAN-U.S. TRADE.

Gives an overview of the current status of U.S.-Japanese trade, with particular attention to nontariff barriers and Japanese investment in the U.S. Includes charts. 5p. 14f 12b. 		  $35
 

08817. THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN BUSINESS.

Critical review and analysis (with supporting and opposing sources) of futurist Marvin Cetron's vision of American business in his book. 6 pages, 6 footnotes, 6 bibliographic sources. 		  $42
 

08718. THE BANKING INDUSTRY.

Assesses the obstacles and opportunities involved in Wells Fargo expanding its interstate banking services. Competition from regional banks and from national nonbank banks is considered. 5 pages, 5 footnotes, 5 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

08716. COMPETITION IN THE COMMERCIAL BANKING INDUSTRY.

Investigates and analyzes the increasingly fragmented banking market and considers how commercial banks can compete with nonbank banks by offering discount brokerage services. 9 pages, 5 footnotes, 5 bibliographic sources. 		  $63
 

08715. FARM LAND CONVERSION IN THE BAY AREA.

The problem of farm land conversion to industrial and residential use is studied in the nine county Bay Area. Preservationist, development, and controlled growth viewpoints are analyzed, and a stronger regional planning policy is advocated. 15 pages, 20 footnotes, 18 bibliographic sources. 		  $105
 

08709. THE HUB-AND-SPOKE CONCEPT IN AIRLINE DESIGN.

Describes the evolution and structure of hub and spoke airline routing system following 1978 airline deregulation. Discusses marketing and economic advantages to airlines in using the system as well as negative revenue impact on airports resulting from the system. A cost analysis study revealed that as hubs become more congested and are subject to increased airline competition, they lose their cost effectiveness. 20 pages, 38 footnotes, 14 bibliographic sources. 		  $133
 

08696. BANKING DEREGULATION.

Argues that banking deregulation measures which have occurred thus far have been very inadequate. Contends that commercial banks are unfairly hampered by existing regulations and unable to effectively compete with nonbank banks. 5 pages, 6 footnotes, 7 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

08634. INTEREST RATES.

Examines the changes in real interest rates from the mid-1950s through the mid-1980s. The role of interest rates in the lending industry, in the merchandise trade deficit and in the economy in general is considered. 5 pages, 4 footnotes, 4 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

08628. THE FUTURE OF THE U.S. AUTO INDUSTRY.

Considers the future of the U.S. auto industry in terms of its past legacy, its current position and its outlook for the future in terms of both the domestic and international markets. Special attention is given to the Japanese competitive challenge and to the current and future impact of international trade agreements and restrictions. Domestic economic, social, and legal environments are assessed. 25 pages, 51 footnotes, 38 bibliographic sources. 		  $133
 

08626. STATE AND PROPERTY.

Considers the conflicting and complementary interests of the State and property and the risk of a capital strike. 5 pages, 8 footnotes, 3 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

08625. PITFALLS OF SUPPLY-SIDE ECONOMICS.

Explores the fallacies of supply-side economic theory, with particular attention to the logic behind the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981 and the Accelerated Cost Recovery System. The essayist calls into question both the theoretical assumptions of supply-siders as well as their dubious understanding of how business decisions are made. 4 pages, 10 footnotes, 4 bibliographic sources. 		  $28
 

08619. LAISSEZ-FAIRE.

Analyzes the doctrine of laissez-faire from the perspective of Piven and Cloward's book, The New Class War. Argues that the Reagan administration's economic policies are part of a strategy to increase big business profits. 5 pages, 7 footnotes, 1 bibliographic source. 		  $35
 

08600. GOVERNMENT POLICY AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE.

Assesses and analyzes various government policies which affect economic performance. The trade deficit, tax reform and consumer spending, and the budget deficit are discussed. Assessment of current trends in both monetary and fiscal policies are considered. 10 pages, 24 footnotes, 15 bibliographic sources. 		  $70
 

08591. TWO PERSPECTIVES ON AMERICAN SOCIAL ECONOMICS.

Review and comparative analysis of two books, Social Limits to Growth and The Joyless Economy which attempt to come to terms with the social roots of the problems of economic scarcity as they are manifested in contemporary developed economics. Assesses the relative merits of each author's arguments and analysis. 10 pages, 19 footnotes, 2 bibliographic sources. 		  $70
 

08585. ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE NEW DEAL.

A critical analysis of New Deal economic policies. Argues that during the 1930s the fiscal policy of the Roosevelt administration was less than effective and contradictory. Concludes that it was World War II, and not the economic impact of the New Deal, which finally brought the depression to an end. 9 pages, 24 footnotes, 11 bibliographic sources. 		  $63
 

08571. CONCEPT OF THE CORPORATION BY PETER F. DRUCKER.

Summary and analysis of Drucker's book which explores the relationship between the big business corporation (using General Motors as an example) and a free industrial society. 5 pages, 6 footnotes, 1 bibliographic source. 		  $35
 

08569. CAPITALISM AND FREEDOM BY MILTON FRIEDMAN.

Summary review and analysis of Friedman's 1962 book which asks the question, "How can we benefit from the promise of government while avoiding the threat to freedom?". 5p 4f. 1b. 		  $35
 

08548. THE MANVILLE BANKRUPTCY CASE.

Examines and analyzes the central issue involved in the Johns-Manville bankruptcy case which arose out of 16,500 product liability suits. Concludes that neither the victims of asbestos-related disease nor the company which had sought to avoid their claims really won. 5 pages, 15 footnotes, 9 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

08543. IN SEARCH OF EXCELLENCE BY PETERS AND WATERMAN.

Provides a summary and ana analysis of the authors' purpose and approach in this book which analyzes success factors involved in management and organization. 5 pages, 0 footnotes, 2 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

08542. THE NEW INDUSTRIAL STATE BY JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH.

Summary review and analysis of Galbraith's 1967 book which portrays the industrial state as a highly technological and technologically dependent, capital intensive and well-planned social and political mechanism. 5 pages, 6 footnotes in text, 1 bibliographic source. 		  $35
 

08535. KEEPING AMERICA AT WORK: STRATEGIES FOR EMPLOYING THE NEW TECHNOLOGIES BY LUND AND HANSEN.

A critical review of this book which argues that the development of new manufacturing technologies using computers, robotics, telecommunications, flexible manufacturing and convergent processes is transforming the American workplace. 8 pages, 3 footnotes, 1 bibliographic source. 		  $56
 

08511. PROPOSAL: ORGANIZATION OF AN EMPLOYMENT TAX INFO LINE.

A descriptive summary of a proposed employment tax information line. Covers the agency organization, agency goals and objectives, limiting factors, and leadership and control within the agency. Includes an organizational chart. 12 pages, 3 footnotes, 9 bibliographic sources. 		  $84
 

08476. A CRITIQUE OF THE CHINESE AND JAPANESE SOCIAL REVOLUTIONS.

A critique of Barrington Moore's work which is based on the notion that feudal systems of agriculture and a privileged landed gentry must come into conflict with the political and social needs of modern democratic capitalism. 5 pages, 2 footnotes, 1 bibliographic source. 		  $35
 

08459. MIDDLE EAST DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE U.S.

Analyzes three main areas of Middle Eastern investment in the U.S.: the acquisition of U.S. financial institutions, investment in real estate, and the acquisition of equity stakes in American companies. Examines the role of private financiers from the Middle East. 10 pages, 10 footnotes, 10 bibliographic sources. 		  $70
 

08405. CUTTING SOCIAL SECURITY.

Analyzes the possibilities of cutting Social Security outlays and their effect on the reduction of the budget deficit and the U.S. economy as a whole. Argues that a reduction in Social Security outlay would not only contribute to curb the U.S. budget deficit but would also have a positive impact on the economy as a whole. 10 pages, 24 footnotes, 12 bibliographic sources. 		  $70
 

08401. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION: OUTGROWTH OF POLICY AND FUTURE OUTLOOK.

Examines the evidence supporting the argument that black men, more than any other designated minority group, have benefitted from EEO legislation. Real gains can be measured in terms of share in the labor force, earning power, and profiting from reverse discrimination. 8 pages, 16 footnotes, 15 bibliographic sources. 		  $56
 

08349. BIG BUSINESS AND POLITICS.

Examines the relationship between big business and the political process over the past 100 years. Delineates three distinct periods of influence during the past century with the latest ushered in by the Campaign Practices Act of 1971. 8 pages, 8 footnotes, 6 bibliographic sources. 		  $56
 

08348. EFFECTS OF AN INCREASE IN CORPORATION TAXES UPON AMERICAN BUSINESS.

Reviews the effects of present U.S. corporate tax system on government revenues and analyzes three popular reform proposals and their domestic and international consequences. 12 pages, 24 footnotes, 12 bibliographic sources. 		  $84
 

08345. THE CASE OF UNOCAL VS. PICKENS.

Case analysis of T. Boone Pickens' (of Mesa Petroleum) takeover effort directed at Unocal Corp. The analysis focuses upon the conflicts of interest arising between corporate management and stockholders. 5 pages, 12 footnotes, 8 bibliographic sources. 		  $35
 

08335. THE IMPACT OF DEREGULATION ON THE FUTURE OF REGIONAL BANKS.

Analyzes the environmental, regulatory, and competitive factors affecting bank stability and market standing. Regional banking, branch banking, and nonbank financial institutions are discussed. 9 pages, 6 footnotes, 6 bibliographic sources. 		  $63
 

08330. INCENTIVES AND REWARDS FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL AND INNOVATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS.

Based upon the assumption that an entrepreneur is a creative and innovative individual and hence an important resource for any organization, this study examines types of enticement, incentives, and rewards used to attract and retain entrepreneurial employees. Several cases are considered. 20 pages, 44 footnotes, 17 bibliographic sources. 		  $133
 

08249. U.S. TRADE AND THE PACIFIC RIM: AN ORAL PRESENTATION.

A brief, informal overview of U.S. trade status with Pacific Rim countries. The generalized system of preferences, (GSP), and the most-favored nation (MFN) rules are explained. 4p. 		  $28
 

08248. THE UNITED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA?

Considers the policy of trade enhancement between Canada and the U.S. in terms of its implications on the characteristics of the canadian economy. Background on the current trade situation as well as on the development of the new trade enhancement policy is included. 9 pages, 17 footnotes, 7 bibliographic sources. 		  $63
 

08247. U.S. TRADE AND THE PACIFIC RIM: AN OVERVIEW.

Presents an overview of U.S. trade in the NIC (newly industrialized countries) Pacific Rim nations of Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan. Investigation includes a brief analysis of each individual country's status, followed by a summary overview of all NIC nations. 10 pages, 17 footnotes, 10 bibliographic sources. 		  $70
 
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