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2007, issue Nov, vol 19

Through the maze, darkly pp. 1-5

Ronald Wirtz

The semantics of health care prices pp. 6-7

Ronald Wirtz

Is there a consumer in the house? pp. 8-9

Ronald Wirtz

Grid and bear it pp. 10-14

Phil Davies

Come and get it pp. 15-16

Genko Genov and Ronald Wirtz

Rolling the ICE dice pp. 17-19

Kathy Cobb

2007, issue Sep, vol 19

Franchising like rabbits pp. 1-7

Ronald Wirtz

Franchisors R Us pp. 8

Ronald Wirtz

Credit risk data may help target foreclosure mitigation pp. 9-11

Michael Grover, Laura Smith and Richard M. Todd

Taking the bite out of workers' comp pp. 12-13

Joe Mahon

Rental rebound pp. 14-15

Joe Mahon

Where’s the buzz? pp. 16-18

Kathy Cobb

2007, issue Jul, vol 19

The state of small business: Small is tough, but still beautiful pp. 1-8

Ronald Wirtz

What is a small business? Inc(reasing) pp. 5

Ronald Wirtz

It’s a jungle out there pp. 6-7

Ronald Wirtz

A word about do-it-yourselfers pp. 8

Ronald Wirtz

Green at any price? pp. 9-12

Phil Davies

Builders see green pp. 14-16

Kathy Cobb

West outpaces east in district economic growth pp. 17-18

Rob Grunewald and Tobias Madden

2007, issue May, vol 19

Dialing for dollars pp. 1-5

Phil Davies

Fixing universal service pp. 6

Phil Davies

Broadband: not quite universal pp. 7-10

Phil Davies

Pipelines to feed the beast pp. 11-13

Kathy Cobb

Bank exposure to ethanol pp. 14-16

Jay Hendrickson and Mark Lueck

O Canada pp. 18-19

David Redlinger

District exports expand in 2006 pp. 20-21

Rob Grunewald

Foreign trade zones pp. 22-23

Ronald Wirtz

2007, issue Mar, vol 19

Lost best place pp. 1

Douglas Clement

Do fence me in? pp. 2-4

Douglas Clement

Coping strategies pp. 5-7

Douglas Clement

Wide open spaces pp. 7-9

Douglas Clement

Intensive care for rural hospitals pp. 10-13

Ronald Wirtz

Claire Strom on James J. Hill's legacy and influence on the northern Great Plains pp. 14-16

David Fettig

A minimum wager pp. 17-19

Joe Mahon

One more thing in life that’s certain: Fees pp. 20-23

Andrea Martinez

2007, issue Jan, vol 19

Rx for aging health care facilities pp. 1-4

Ronald Wirtz

The next IT in health care pp. 5

Ronald Wirtz

You are what you reimburse pp. 6-7

Ronald Wirtz

Not out of the woods yet pp. 8-11

Phil Davies

When Chicken Little is wrong pp. 12-14

Kathy Cobb

Old MacDonald's evolving farm pp. 15-17

Meredith Mullen

News flash: Small-market papers prosper pp. 18-20

Joe Mahon

Moderate economic growth expected in 2007 pp. 21-22

Rob Grunewald and Tobias Madden

2006, issue Nov, vol 18

The myriad, changing faces of poverty. Is poverty getting better or worse? Yes pp. 1-5

Ronald Wirtz

Poor by what standard? The poverty line is not as clear-cut as it appears pp. 6-7, 10-11

Ronald Wirtz

A bird’s-eye county view of poverty pp. 8-9

Rob Grunewald

The connection between poverty and the economy pp. 9

Rob Grunewald

Excuse me, which way is up? Is America still the land of economic opportunity and mobility, especially for the poor? pp. 12-15

Ronald Wirtz

2006, issue Sep, vol 18

High and dry pp. 1-6

Phil Davies

To save a city pp. 7-10

Phil Davies

Who needs downtowns, anyway? pp. 8

Phil Davies

Amber waves of biodiesel pp. 11-13

Joe Mahon

Roll the credits … and the tax incentives pp. 14-15

Kathy Cobb

Farmers are growing an appreciating crop of land pp. 16-18

Rob Grunewald

2006, issue Jul, vol 18

The economy’s middle child pp. 1-4

Ronald Wirtz

Tracking the elusive nonprofit economy pp. 5

Ronald Wirtz

The leader of the nonprofit pack pp. 6-7

Ronald Wirtz

Charity case: Trends in giving pp. 7-8

Ronald Wirtz

South Dakota “steaks” its reputation on beef branding program pp. 9-11

Kathy Cobb

End of the (credit) line? pp. 12-13

Joe Mahon

Canadian tourism on the rise, eh? pp. 14-15

Elizabeth Neils

Professional services firms anticipate higher profits, tighter labor supply pp. 16

Manal Alam and Tobias Madden

District economic growth remains on track pp. 18-19

Rob Grunewald and Tobias Madden

What factors are associated with changes in nonprofit receipts?

Rob Grunewald

2006, issue May, vol 18

Pension deficit disorder pp. 1-7

Ronald Wirtz

An actuarial balancing act pp. 4

Ronald Wirtz

In case of pension emergency pp. 5

Ronald Wirtz

Gasping over GASB pp. 8-9

Ronald Wirtz

Taking the shears to fuel costs pp. 10-13

Joe Mahon

Entrance exam pp. 14-16

Katherine Nesse

Driving for a license pp. 18-21

Morris M. Kleiner

District exports post double-digit growth pp. 22-23

Rob Grunewald

Covet thy neighbor’s … pension? Public vs. private

Ronald Wirtz

2006, issue Mar, vol 18

The wealth (and poverty) of Indian nations pp. 1

Douglas Clement

Tribal trends pp. 2-3, 5

Douglas Clement

Indianpreneurs pp. 4-7

Douglas Clement

Growth by degrees pp. 8-10

Douglas Clement

Thomas J. Holmes on Wal-Mart's location strategy pp. 11-13

David Fettig

Condemned prosperity pp. 14-17

Phil Davies

Farm payments: not a road to growth pp. 19

Joe Mahon

Putting a price, and a cap, on pain and suffering pp. 20-23

Kathy Cobb

A model law

Douglas Clement

Capital idea

Douglas Clement

2006, issue Jan, vol 18

The other pharm crisis pp. 1-4

Ronald Wirtz

Filling a prescription for more pharmacies pp. 3

Ronald Wirtz

Cash, check or third party? pp. 4-6

Ronald Wirtz

Special delivery pp. 7

Ronald Wirtz

Molding a new industry pp. 8-10

Joe Mahon

Color them plain but successful pp. 11-13

Kathy Cobb

District economic expansion to continue in 2006 pp. 16-18

Rob Grunewald and Tobias Madden

District business leaders expect modest overall growth in 2006 pp. 18-19

Tobias Madden