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PLAYING ON A LEVEL FIELD
JOC Team |
WASHINGTON has long clamored for a level playing field in international trade. It's now getting it.
WASHINGTON CAN'T IGNORE EMU
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
As a manager of exchange rates, Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin has few peers.<br><br> For the forme
THE STATE OF AMERICA, 1995-96
Editors' note: The following quotations were compiled by |
ON THE PRESIDENCY:<br><br> * "In a time when people can subscribe to 25 special interest magazines a
LATIN AMERICA'S INCOME GAP
ROBERTO FABRICIO |
What do the tragic crash of American Airlines Flight 965 in Colombia, the president and CEO of Ford
SEOUL'S HAIR-RAISING TREND
JOC Team |
SHOULDER-LENGTH HAIR appears to be all the rage among South Korean women, but to one economist it is
COPING WITH BLIZZARDS
JOC Team |
FORESEEN DAYS IN ADVANCE, the Blizzard (One?) of '96 left much of the East Coast helpless when it ar
WHAT OF HONG KONG AFTER '97?
PHILIP TERZIAN |
Since the fall of Saigon in 1975, Southeast Asians have been voting with their feet for the West.<br
AMERICA'S 1996 TRADE AGENDA
SOL MOSHER |
Although 1995 was not a banner year for trade, it was not for lack of substance in the U.S. trade ag
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
RAIL WORKERS KNOW<br><br> HOW TO BARGAINThe recent tentative agreement between rail carriers and rai
NEW HARD-LINER IN MOSCOW
JOC Team |
YEVGENY PRIMAKOV's appointment as Russia's new foreign minister is bad news for the West. It's bad n
THE NEW ICC
JOC Team |
DESPITE THE HEADLINES and the eulogies, the Interstate Commerce Commission didn't really die on Dec.
UK GOVERNMENT NEAR COLLAPSE
Janet Porter |
The British government could collapse at any time after the dramatic political events of the past co
WHEN THERE WAS A GOVERNMENT
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
"Daddy, what was the government?"<br><br> ''That was something they had before you were born. Everyb
DECLAWING THE ISRAELI TRADE TIGER
BEHNAM DAYANIM |
A senior U.S. official publicly attacks the "shortsighted" trade laws of a close ally. The official
DEMOCRACY AND PROSPERITY
JOC Team |
SIX NEW COUNTRIES officially entered the ranks of developed nations this month, graduating from econ
FRANCE LOSES MITTERRAND
JOC Team |
WITH THE DEATH of Francois Mitterrand, France has lost one of its most significant post-World War II
WASHINGTON REPORT AFL'S SWEENEY BACKING CLINTON
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Labor insiders say AFL-CIO President John Sweeney is pushing hard to persuade the trade federation's
PEOPLE MEAN LESS IN AMERICA
MERCEDES LYNN DE URIARTE |
One year ago, the New Year in Mexico brought a fiscal crisis and a devaluation of the peso. This yea
MOVING HEADLONG TO SEPARATION
AVIVA FREUDMANN |
As the weather has turned colder since Quebec's Oct. 30 secession vote, so have relations between En
OVERHAULING THE TAX CODE
JOC Team |
JACK KEMP'S National Commission on Economic Growth and Tax Reform reports to Congress Tuesday, and i
SLOVAKIAN SOAP OPERA
JOC Team |
SLOVAK PREMIER Vladimir Meciar, the bete noire of East European politics, is upping the stakes in hi
BOLIVIA'S ECONOMIC EXPERIMENT
CHARLES H. WHITE Jr. |
Bolivia has a long history of providing the world with its mineral wealth. Its Cerro Rico/Potosi sil
GINGRICH: BLINDED BY DOGMA
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
As with so much in Washington these days, the increasingly ludicrous budget impasse has come down to
AID DOESN'T HELP POOR NATIONS
BRYAN JOHNSON |
Faced with budget cuts, foreign-aid bureaucrats continue to insist that U.S. assistance is vital to
RUSSIAN PRIVATIZATION BLUES
JOC Team |
THE COLLAPSE of a $1.4 billion investment in Russia's telephone monopoly by an Italian firm reveals
EGYPT'S NEW PREMIER
JOC Team |
PRESIDENT HOSNI MUBARAK'S appointment of an economist and veteran administrator to form Egypt's new
FAREWELL TO THE GRAND OLD ICC
FRANK N. WILNER |
The Interstate Commerce Commission, America's oldest regulatory agency, died Dec. 31, at age 108. Eu
CONGRESS FIRES BLANKS ON TRADE
Richard Lawrence |
The plan was to wrap up in this space what Congress and the administration jointly achieved in inter
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
MERCOSUR IS NICE,<br><br> BUT IT DOESN'T WORKIn your Dec. 26 article, "Hong Kong Sees Growing Busine
UNEXPECTED DIVIDEND
JOC Team |
NEVER LET IT BE SAID that Eastern Europeans aren't creative capitalists.<br><br> Poland, like other
IGNORING NAFTA
JOC Team |
DESPITE A YEAR-LONG economic crisis, Mexico has honored its key commitments under the North American
AMERICAN WORKERS NEED A RAISE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Gregory N. Austin of Brighton, Mich., is mad, and he is not going to take it any more. Mr. Austin, a
WHY METHYL BROMIDE IS CRUCIAL
BEN LIEBERMAN |
Last month, representatives of the United States and 109 other nations met in Vienna and agreed to f
ZEDILLO'S WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY
GEORGE W. GRAYSON |
Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo owes a huge debt to the Salinas clan for diverting attention from
1996 STARTS WELL FOR WTO
JOC Team |
WITHOUT MUCH FANFARE, the World Trade Organization's agreement on government procurement went into e
NEW US TRADE AGENDA?
JOC Team |
THERE ARE DISQUIETING SIGNS from the Clinton administration of an election- year detour from its goa
THE BALANCED BUDGET CHARADE
ROBERT HIGGS |
Caught up in the blow-by-blow accounts of the budget battle in Washington, one might suppose that so
EUROPE'S NEW WHIPPING BOY
Bruce Barnard |
The European Commission is in for a rough ride this year, and that's bad news for Europe.<br><br> Th
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
'INVENTED SPELLING'<br><br> IS REAL TO CHILDRENI agree with Bob Dole's concern with students' readin
A CRYSTAL BALL FOR 1996
JOC Team |
WHAT'S AHEAD FOR THE NEW YEAR? Your guess is as good as ours, but we offer these picks anyway:<br><b
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