Scientific American 1995 Paul Wallich - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1995 Paul Wallich
Are band-aids enough for Third World debt? (debt restructuring)(Column)	Science and technology	Paul Wallich
A rouge's routing. (AT&T Bell Laboratories Inc. scientist Steven M. Bellovin predicts hackers will focus on sabotaging Internet instead of individual computers) (Technology and Business)	Science and technology	Paul Wallich
A widget's best friend. (mechanical devices made from diamond thin films)	Science and technology	Paul Wallich
Derivatives: not the real thing. (financial derivatives) (Column)	Science and technology	Paul Wallich
Fast Cash. (economists debate merits of 'velocity of money' concept)(The Analytical Economist)	Science and technology	Paul Wallich
Invasion of the bean counters: physician profiles - the good, the bad and the unadjusted.	Science and technology	Paul Wallich
Meta-virus; breaking the hardware species barrier. (computer viruses)	Science and technology	Paul Wallich
Miracles for export. (state intervention contributes to growth of East Asian economies) (The Analytical Economist)	Science and technology	Paul Wallich, Gary Stix
Out of place; a weed is a valuable crop to some farmers.	Science and technology	Paul Wallich
Some women are more equal than others. (women's earnings)	Science and technology	Paul Wallich
Yesterday the peso, tomorrow the dollar?	Science and technology	Paul Wallich

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