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2003, issue Nov, vol 15

Love, pickup trucks and lost manufacturing jobs pp. 1-3, 5

Ronald Wirtz

Something, anything for the pain pp. 3-4

Ronald Wirtz

Looking ahead, and over your shoulder pp. 6-8

Ronald Wirtz

Fido to the rescue pp. 8

Ronald Wirtz

The taxing issue of e-commerce pp. 9-10

Frank Jossi

Wrong side of the tracks? pp. 12-15

Dave Page and Ronald Wirtz

Manufacturers cautiously optimistic for second half of 2003 pp. 18

Benjamin Knelman and Tobias Madden

Charitable giving rates follow the economy and personal income pp. 19

Rob Grunewald

Powering the assembly line pp. NA

Ronald Wirtz

2003, issue Sep, vol 15

Big bang biotech? pp. 1-5

Ronald Wirtz

The next biotech frontier: weights and measures pp. 4

Ronald Wirtz

Come hither, biotech pp. 5-8

Ronald Wirtz

Biotech by any other measure pp. 6

Ronald Wirtz

Courting clusters pp. 9-12

Phil Davies

Cash me out pp. 13-16

Frank Jossi

Workforce quality top consideration for Minnesota companies pp. 18-19

Naomi Cytron and Tobias Madden

2003, issue Jul, vol 15

Water wars pp. 1-7

Douglas Clement

I dream of protective genies pp. 8-12

Ronald Wirtz

On a trade mission pp. 13-15

Phil Davies

Gentlemen, start your ethanol engines pp. 16-18

Frank Jossi

Low-key expansion continues for district pp. 20-21

Rob Grunewald and Tobias Madden

First-quarter ag survey shows west and east are hurting pp. 23

Tobias Madden

2003, issue May, vol 15

All abroad pp. 1-3

Ronald Wirtz

An unwanted rest for hustling exporters pp. 4-5

Ronald Wirtz

Please pass the salt exports pp. 5-7

Ronald Wirtz

Uncle Sam wants you to export pp. 7-8

Ronald Wirtz

Regional airports: embarking on smoother skies pp. 10-13

Dave Page

The year of the minivan pp. 14-17

Frank Jossi

Manufacturing employment down in urban and rural areas pp. 17

Rob Grunewald

District manufacturers: tough 2002, cautiously optimistic 2003 pp. 18

Tobias Madden

Crop price increases a mixed blessing pp. 19

Tobias Madden

2003, issue Mar, vol 15

Gambling: A sure thing? pp. 1

Douglas Clement

Profile of a gambling district: We love to gamble, and we've developed dozens of ways to do it pp. 2-3

Douglas Clement

Not a great bet pp. 4-6

Douglas Clement

Taking food from mouths? pp. 5

Douglas Clement

Milking the new buffalo pp. 6-10

Douglas Clement

Few big winners pp. 11

Douglas Clement

Shopping online for lucky 7s pp. 12-13

Ronald Wirtz

Early childhood development = economic development pp. 14

Rob Grunewald and Arthur J. Rolnick

Changing the way lawmakers make spending decisions pp. 15

Steve Rothschild

Temporary canary pp. 16-18

Frank Jossi

2003, issue Jan, vol 15

Plugging the brain drain pp. 1-3, 5

Ronald Wirtz

Patterns of the young and restless pp. 4

Ronald Wirtz

Designing a brain drain plug pp. 6-7

Ronald Wirtz

The next gold rush, or gold bust? pp. 8-11

Frank Jossi

District economy to expand modestly pp. 8-11

Rob Grunewald and Tobias Madden

The shipping news & forecast pp. 12-15

Marcia Jedd

A jobless expansion isn't all bad news pp. 15

Rob Grunewald

Business leaders are slightly optimistic for 2003 pp. 18-19

Tobias Madden

Agricultural conditions mixed in third quarter pp. 18-19

Tobias Madden