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LABOR DAY
JOC Team |
IT'S NO SECRET that America's labor unions are in decline. What's less well- known is why. Certainly
CHILE: REFORMS FIRST, THEN NAFTA
ANDREW A. REDING |
First it was Mexico, now Chile.<br><br> In the debate over free trade, proponents argued against set
THE FED'S FOGGY REARVIEW MIRROR
LAWRENCE CHIMERINE |
Apparently responding to data suggesting a strengthening economy, the Federal Reserve took a pass on
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
PORT PRIVATIZATION<br><br> ISN'T A PANACEA<br><br>Your Aug. 23 editorial, "Harbor Fees" (Page 6A), i
BIGGER GOVERNMENT
JOC Team |
SMALLER GOVERNMENT may be the theme in Washington, but the work force in at least one state, Michiga
PACIFIC FREE TRADE
JOC Team |
FREEING TRADE AND INVESTMENT in a vast region representing half the world's economy was never going
INDONESIA: 50 YEARS OF PROGRESS
EDWARD MASTERS |
The Republic of Indonesia, the world's fourth most populous nation, celebrated its 50th year of inde
A VANISHING US BUDGET SURPLUS
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
When Congress goes back to Washington after Labor Day, the federal budget will be at center stage. D
DON'T ROB ROADS TO PAY AMTRAK
WILLIAM D. FAY |
It is with great reluctance that I take aim at the financially troubled, and nearly bankrupt, Amtrak
HOME REMEDY
JOC Team |
HEALTH REFORM, at least the grandiose variety attempted last year, is all but dead on Capitol Hill.
END THE WHEAT QUOTA
JOC Team |
WHEN IT COMES to fighting imports, Detroit's automakers have nothing on North Dakota's farmers. Whea
RUSSIA'S OIL GIANT WAKES UP
WILLIAM McKENZIE |
Write this name down: Lukoil.<br><br> Americans soon may become as familiar with that strange-soundi
JAPAN: BURYING POLITICS AS USUAL
TIM MAGA |
In a recent news conference, President Clinton suggested that Japan's ''apology" for World War II is
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
US TRANSCONTINENTAL<br><br> RAIL: ON TRACK<br><br>A transcontinental rail system is very much in the
LIES AND STATISTICS
JOC Team |
"TRICKLE-DOWN ECONOMICS," the defining issue of the 1992 election, is back.<br><br> This summer, Dem
POSTAL PROMISE
JOC Team |
POSTMASTER GENERAL Marvin Runyon made a startling pledge Monday: "Before the end of this century, I
WASHINGTON REPORT DUTY-FREE BILLS HAVE A PRICE
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The House Ways and Means Committee is expected to act quickly after Congress returns next week on tw
GERMANY AND THE GHOSTS OF STASI
ROBERTO FABRICIO |
The gray, 12-story stone building in eastern Berlin is now partly deserted, if we don't count the gh
ECONOMIC NATIONALISM REVISITED
ALFRED E. ECKES |
If free trade confers so many benefits, why is economic nationalism reviving in popularity among ave
ROADWAY CHOOSES GROWTH
JOC Team |
IMAGINE THE REACTION if General Motors stopped selling Chevrolets and focused only on newer name-pla
DIVING WITH SHARKS
JOC Team |
A CALIFORNIA charter company has found a new way to attract the growing ranks of adventure-travel bu
BEWARE OF MISSION STATEMENTS
B.J. PHILLIPS |
In this era of downsizing, re-engineering and otherwise making corporate America lean and mean, inqu
STEADY HAND ON THE CURRENCY TILL
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
It was the July 1994 Naples economic summit and U.S. officials were trying to head off growing globa
STOP THE PLANNED AIRLINE FUEL TAX
MICHAEL K. LOWRY |
During the past two years, U.S. airlines have been exempt from federal excise taxes collected on the
REPEAL SUPERFUND
JOC Team |
THE FEDERAL SUPERFUND PROGRAM, intended to clean up hazardous waste sites around the country, has be
POLAND'S CRIME PROBLEM
JOC Team |
RISING CRIME is the dark side of Russia's economic reforms, but growing lawlessness is not confined
WHY A SALES TAX WON'T WORK
This article is excerpted from a recent report by the Joint |
In order to bring less complexity, lower compliance costs and greater fairness to the U.S. tax syste
KODAK'S FUZZY FOCUS ON TRADE
SAM INOUE |
The Clinton administration has served notice that its efforts to use U.S. trade law as a lever to op
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
MULTI-PERIL CROP<br><br> COVER MAKES SENSE<br><br>The Aug. 10 opinion article by Barry Goodwin and V
A TAXING PROBLEM
JOC Team |
THE NEXT TIME a government pleads poverty, consider this: In 1993, the latest year for which figures
JAPAN'S BANKING WOES
JOC Team |
JAPAN'S GIANT BANKS, once a symbol of the country's economic might, are scrambling to keep their hea
WOMEN: THE REAL BREADWINNERS
JOAN BECK |
There's a danger that next month's United Nations Conference on Women in Beijing will focus on the p
COOLING OF THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The world economy has started to slow. Except in the United States, there are few signs of an impend
STEPPING UP MEXICO'S DRUG WAR
GEORGE W. GRAYSON |
On Aug. 8, Thomas A. Constantine, administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration, delivered a
RUSSIA'S POLITICS
JOC Team |
BOB DOLE wasn't the only politician to get a rude awakening in a regional vote last weekend. In Russ
HARBOR FEES
JOC Team |
WHEN IS A FEDERAL LEVY a tax and when is it a user fee? And from the payer's point of view, does it
UK WATER FIRMS IN THE DOGHOUSE
Janet Porter |
Unless there's some rain across Britain fairly soon, the government could find itself in hot water o
DON'T CUT FUNDING FOR SCIENCE
STEVE CHARNOVITZ |
Federally funded science programs are on the chopping block in Washington. They shouldn't be. Of cou
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
THE MANY RISKS<br><br> OF NUCLEAR ENERGY<br><br>Jack Edlow simply parrots, albeit more forcefully, t
THE UNION LABEL
JOC Team |
THE AFL-CIO has taken time out from its internal power struggles to blast 26 U.S. lawmakers as foes
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