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CANADA CAN'T WAIT
JOC Team |
WITH NAFTA EXPANSION stalled by trade gridlock in Washington, Canada is moving ahead on its own. Can
DIPPING INTO PRIVATE PENSIONS
JIM SAXTON |
Behind the scenes of the budget debate, the Clinton administration is expanding the federal governme
THE TRADE-BLIND CONGRESS OF '95
STEVE CHARNOVITZ |
The curtain has dropped on the first session of the 104th Congress. It was a disappointing performan
AN EXPATRIATE SEEKS AMERICA
GAYLE ALLARD |
When I was a graduate student in Italy years ago, one of my American friends used to play a folk son
THE YEAR IN TRANSPORTATION
JOC Team |
TWELVE MONTHS AGO, America's transportation industries were poised for major change. 1995 delivered
HAT IN THE RING
JOC Team |
ALEXANDER LEBED, the charismatic Russian general, has made it official: He will run for the presiden
US FARMERS: TASTING FREEDOM?
WENDY TAI, LINDA THRANE |
By the time lawmakers in Washington are done, many programs that have babied and bullied U.S. agricu
A FLAT TAX? WHY NOT A FAT TAX?
TED M. LEVINE |
Today everybody seems to be talking about the flat tax.<br><br> It's fairer. It's simpler. It's cost
DELAYING NAFTA IS A BAD OMEN
THOMAS J. DONOHUE |
Early last week, more than two years of intense diplomacy, tough negotiations and extensive planning
TWO CHEERS FOR 1995
JOC Team |
ALL THINGS CONSIDERED, 1995 was not an annus horribilis. A majority of the world's population now li
NORTH KOREA'S BLACKMAIL
JOC Team |
BANKRUPT AND HUNGRY, North Korea is increasingly using blackmail as an instrument of foreign policy.
AMERICA'S GROWING INCOME GAP
TRUDY RUBIN |
Republican leaders in Congress might save themselves a lot of grief by paying attention to the commu
CHEERS FOR RATE CUT PREMATURE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The financial community cheered last week when the Federal Reserve System lowered its target for sho
PROMISE, PERIL IN RUSSIA'S VOTE
ARIEL COHEN |
Western investors watched apprehensively as Russian voters went to the polls earlier this month. Wha
TURKEY'S ISLAMIC VICTORY
JOC Team |
TURKEY'S ELECTION Sunday, in which the religion-based Welfare Party won a plurality, should raise co
FIXING CANADIAN TRANSPORT
JOC Team |
IF ALL GOES according to plan, Canada's transport minister, Doug Young, will soon be offered a bigge
SHORTCHANGING MARITIME SAFETY
Janet Porter |
Political dogma could cost the lives of seafarers and stifle efforts to clean up the world's oceans.
WHY US SCHOOLS DON'T WORK
BOB DOLE |
One of the most important, but underreported, stories of 1995 is the shocking failure of the nation'
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
NAVY VIOLATES<br><br> SHIP-NAMING RULESDonald B. Fraser Jr. is unduly sensitive to the traditions of
WALESA'S PARTING SHOT
JOC Team |
POLISH PRESIDENT LECH WALESA, who exploded on the political scene 16 years ago, is leaving with a ba
FAREWELL TO GATT
JOC Team |
AS THE OLD YEAR COMES TO AN END so too does GATT, the venerable institution that has championed free
CHRISTMAS: A COMMERCIAL VIEW
RICHARD E. SINCERE Jr. |
Around this time of year, we routinely hear complaints about the "excessive commercialism" of Christ
CAN ARGENTINA TOLERATE THE PAIN?
SCOTT E. PARDEE |
Either you have faith in Argentina or you don't.<br><br> President Carlos Menem has sought to transf
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
HOW TO PROMOTE<br><br> FREER TRADEYour Nov. 28 editorial, "Selling Free Trade," (Page 6A), understan
REBUILDING BOSNIA
JOC Team |
PLEDGES OF $500 MILLION in aid to Bosnia-Herzegovina is a good way to start rebuilding the country a
STEEL'S TURNAROUND
JOC Team |
A FUNNY THING HAPPENED to the U.S. steel industry on its way to oblivion: It recovered.<br><br> Afte
TRADE SCENE - RICHARD LAWRENCE SMOOT AND HAWLEY: NOT SO BAD
Richard Lawrence |
A few questions, please.<br><br> Who said "the abandonment of (protectionism) . . . must result in t
RUSSIA'S RESTIVE FOREIGN POLICY
DAVID J. KRAMER |
When Russians went to the polls last weekend, domestic issues clearly mattered most: the state of th
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
ICC BILL: AWFUL DEAL<br><br> FOR RAIL LABORWe noted with interest a letter in your Dec. 1 edition, "
LOBBYISTS ON THE LOOSE
JOC Team |
NEW HAMPSHIRE, site of the first presidential primary, is also home to plenty of lobbyists. Those se
EUROPE'S GROWING PAINS
JOC Team |
EXPANDING the European Union into Central and Eastern Europe has become more complicated than ever.
RUSSIA'S LEFT SEEKING ALLIES
GEOFF WINESTOCK |
Surprisingly, the first reaction of Gennady Zyuganov, the leader of Russia's Communist Party, to the
HIDDEN TAX BEHIND NEW CPI?
LLEWELLYN ROCKWELL Jr. |
The White House, members of both parties and their court economists have agreed to change the way th
THE AMERICAN BANK IMPLOSION
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The commercial banking system in the United States is imploding at a remarkable pace. For decades, b
RUSSIA'S UNCERTAIN FUTURE
JOC Team |
WHAT NEXT FOR RUSSIA? Sunday's legislative election settled little: One fractured parliament will re
TAKE POLITICS OUT OF NAFTA
JOC Team |
DELAYING the North American Free Trade Agreement's provisions on greater cross-border access for tru
HIGH JAPANESE PRICES? LOOK AGAIN
KEN YANIGASAWA |
It is often said that consumer prices in Japan are the highest in the world. This is blamed typicall
FOOTBALL IS NOT A MARKETPLACE
NICK GILLESPIE |
Here's a crash course in the rapidly changing geography of professional football in the United State
EUROPE IN SLOW MARCH TO EMU
Bruce Barnard |
A birth and a death competed for space on the front page of every newspaper here over the weekend, p
AUSTRIA VOTING FOR MIDDLE
JOC Team |
ALL EYES were riveted over the weekend on the outcome of the parliamentary election in Russia. But t
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