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Comeback (by Paul Ingrassia)
Monster Trucks and Hair in a Can (by Bill Geist)
How Credit Money Shapes the Economy (by Robert Guttman)
The Economics of Art and Culture (by James Heilbrun)
Just Do It (by Donald Katz)
The Saga of Saga (by William Scandling)
Like No Other Store (by Marvin Traub)