Glorious dilemmas

Article Abstract:

Most US states have seen a significant rise in revenues as the economy continues to grow. This has led to growing pressure for tax cuts. This is an attractive option for politicians, particularly when they are preparing to seek re-election in Nov 1999. The 50 states and some cities will also receive a total of $246 billion from the tobacco settlement over the next 25 years. There are plans to use this money to improve health facilities in Arizona, while Alabama wishes to use the money for youth programmes.

Analysis, State finance

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Motoring rewards are part of the top job

Article Abstract:

Company directors in the UK still expect to be offered a high quality company car which reflects their standing within the company. Those who are allowed to select their own car are faced with a difficult decision, as they are uncertain about the sort of image which their car should project. Popular cars include BMWs, Jaguars and Mercedes, but some executives prefer a Lexus.

Purchasing, Automobiles, Company, Company cars

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Teen angst? Nah!

Article Abstract:

Becoming a teenager presents the youth with a barrage of avoidable problems. Advice is presented on how to handle the newfound issues, including sex, money, smoking, drinking, and getting into college.

Social aspects, Aging, Personal narratives, Teenagers, Youth

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