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152. Hitting Inflation at the Roots.
153. The Recession Is Just About Over.
154. Fortune Forecast.
155. Making Room for the Deficit.
156. First Signals of the Recovery Ahead.
157. Happy New Year from the Dismal Science.
158. Growth Will Blossom in the Spring.
159. A Mild Recession Has Begun.
160. Learning to Live with the Deficit.
161. Bullish Thoughts in a Flat Season.
162. Don't Believe Those Glum Predictions.
163. Interest Rates Are Coming Down.
164. We're Gradually Turning the Corner on Prices.
165. A Glimmer of Hope on Interest Rates.
166. The Deficit: Worse than Reagan Thinks.
167. Interest Rates Shouldn't Bring On a Recession.
168. Nourishment for the Economy's Weaklings.
169. Business Roundup.
170. Business Roundup.
171. The Threat from Interest Rates.
172. It's a Washington-Proof Recession.
173. A Weak Economy, a Strong Demand for Credit.
174. Business Roundup.
175. Business Roundup.
176. Business Roundup.
177. Business Roundup.
178. Business Roundup.
179. Business Roundup.
180. Business Roundup.
181. SLOW BUT STEADY GLOBAL GROWTH WILL KEEP THE GOOD TIMES ROLLING.
182. THE DROUGHT WILL BOOST FOOD PRICES — AND FARMERS' INCOMES.
183. MILD SLOWDOWN IN GROWTH A-HEAD-ECONOMIC PLUS, ELECTION MINUS.
184. THE PRESSURE IS COMING OFF INTEREST RATES — UNTIL NEXT YEAR.
185. RISING FACTORY PRODUCTIVITY IS GIVING THE EXPANSION ROOM TO RUN.
186. CRAWLING OUT OF THE TRADE TUNNEL.
187. FORTUNE FORECAST: DON'T OVERESTIMATE THE GROWTH AHEAD.
188. FORTUNE FORECAST: IS THE DOLLAR TOO HIGH—OR TOO LOW?
189. FORTUNE FORECAST AFTER THE PAIN, THE PROSPECT OF GAIN A disappointing fourth quarter should pave the way for slow but steady growth next year as consumer spending revives and trade takes a turn for the better.
190. BUSINESS WON'T UNTIE ITS PURSE STRINGS Excess capacity and reform's bigger tax bite will keep a tight lid on corporate investment next year. Equipment purchases will rise a bit, but construction is headed down.
191. FORTUNE FORECAST THE MOOD OF BUSINESS: PALER PROSPECTS While still confident, executives are considerably less ebullient than six months ago. The magic of cheap oil is over, consumers are retrenching, and the tax law is causing some jitters.
192. FORTUNE FORECAST AT LAST THE TRADE TIDE HAS BEGUN TO TURN The volatile monthly figures may wobble a little longer, but exports are headed up and imports down. The shift comes just in time to keep economic growth from flagging.
193. NO MORE HELP FROM THE BIG SPENDERS Consumers have provided most of the economy's energy, but now they are tapped out and deep in hock. Businesses will have a tough time competing for their dollars next year.
194. NEEDLESS NEW WORRIES ABOUT INFLATION Competition from abroad, business determination to hold down payroll costs, and lots of underused manufacturing capacity will restrain price increases through next year.
195. A FEW RESERVATIONS ABOUT THE TAX OVERHAUL PLAN An increase in business taxes will be a drag on an already lethargic economy. Vulnerable capital-intensive industries will suffer most. Still, no recession is in sight.
196. WHY A RECESSION IS NOT ON THE WAY.
197. WHY INTEREST RATES SHOULD HOLD STEADY.
198. FORTUNE FORECAST CONSUMERS WILL KEEP GROWTH ON TRACK.
199. THE SIGNS POINT TO A SLOW-GROWTH QUARTER.
200. INFLATION IS TUNING UP FOR AN ENCORE.
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