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ANTI-DUMPING AND FREE TRADE
GREG MASTEL |
The first anti-dumping law - a law imposing duties on imports priced below the price in their home m
WHY THE BUDGET WON'T BALANCE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
For all the media circus about the federal budget, Washington is not likely to restore the nation's
SEARCHING FOR AN AUTO DEAL
JOC Team |
LOOK FOR U.S. AUTO SALES in Japan to rise sharply over the next few years - but not because of anyth
FINDING A ROUTE OUT OF GRIDLOCK
PETER SAMUEL |
Before the end of the year, commuters traveling State Route 91 from Riverside County through Orange
EUROPE VIEW - BRUCE BARNARD NEWCOMERS STAMP THEIR MARK
Bruce Barnard |
It's their first European Union summit, but the newcomers - Austria, Sweden and Finland - already ar
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
KEEPING A STRONG<br><br> US-FLAG PRESENCE<br><br>I read with great interest Admiral Albert Herberger
NAFTA AND THE CARIBBEAN
JOC Team |
EVEN WITH MEXICO'S financial problems, Nafta clearly has been beneficial to its three North American
WASHINGTON REPORT SUMMER SUMMITRY NO PICNIC
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The Clinton administration, seeking to make positive news at this week's sub- summit meeting in Mosc
LOSING THE PUBLIC ON THE INFOBAHN
CHRIS SATULLO |
As Congress revamps telecommunications law for the 21st century, the air is full of fine talk about
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
FEDERAL ROBBERY<br><br> OF HIGHWAY FUNDS<br><br>Your May 31 editorial, "Transport and the Budget" (P
HIGHWAY SPEED LIMITS
JOC Team |
THE 55-MPH NATIONAL SPEED LIMIT, which many motorists routinely ignore, may soon be scrapped. The Se
BUSINESSLIKE IN BEIJING
JOC Team |
CHINA has tried several times in recent years to streamline its money-losing public companies, witho
WAIT FOR A BETTER "SERVICES' DEAL
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
Question: When is a global trade liberalization deal not a liberalization deal?<br><br> Answer: When
WHO'S AFRAID OF THE OIL CARTEL?
AVIVA FREUDMANN |
If any proof is needed that OPEC, the once-feared Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, is
PHOENIX RISING
JOC Team |
THE GLOBAL telecommunications web grew tighter Thursday with Deutsche Telekom's announcement that it
THE STOWAWAY PROBLEM
JOC Team |
SHIPOWNERS and the Clinton administration are playing a game of hot potato with stowaways. Neither s
DEFENDING THE AMERICAN PESO
CHRISTOPHER WHALEN |
The recent intervention by the United States and other central banks in the foreign exchange markets
TRAINING WHEELS, TRIAL BALLOONS
Tom Connors |
The political reaction to President Clinton's alternative proposal last week for balancing the feder
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
SAVE VITAL COMMERCE<br><br> DEPT. PROGRAMS<br><br>Your May 24 editorial, "Re-engineering Commerce,"
RAIL REVIVALS
JOC Team |
THE REBIRTH of U.S. railroading has been one of the great business success stories of the last decad
SHOWDOWN IN CHILE
JOC Team |
CHALK ONE UP for democracy in Chile.<br><br> Chile's military, which coexists uneasily with the nati
FEDERAL RESERVE'S POWER STRUGGLE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The financial community should focus on the power struggle at the Federal Reserve over whether and w
GROUND THE AIRLINE FUEL TAX
CAROL HALLETT |
The U.S. airline industry this month will proudly carry the 10 billionth passenger in commercial avi
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
KEEP THE ALASKA OIL<br><br> EXPORT BAN<br><br>Your June 9 editorial, "The Alaska Oil Flap" (Page 10A
ANOTHER FIGHT WITH JAPAN
JOC Team |
FIRST AUTOS, now aviation. The Clinton administration Monday threatened sanctions against Japanese a
A ROUGH-AND-READY ELECTION
GEOFF WINESTOCK |
The West may grumble about its relationship with Russia but it should at least take heart that Russi
BOOMERS LIVE IT UP FOR TODAY
FROMA HARROP |
The wires connecting Baby Boomer brains to reality have never been very securely fastened. More evid
KEEPING STATISTICS AT COMMERCE
RONALD H. BROWN |
The ill-conceived proposal by Rep. Dick Chrysler (R-Mich.) to eliminate the Commerce Department is b
HALIFAX REPORT CARD
JOC Team |
IN BETWEEN FIGHTS over Bosnia and Chechnya, the leaders at the Halifax economic summit actually spen
WASHINGTON REPORT RIGHT MUSIC BUT WRONG COUNTRY
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Canada's cultural battle with the United States may heat up soon.<br><br> The Clinton administration
GETTING PAST THE BUSINESS CYCLE
LLEWELLYN ROCKWELL Jr. |
The newest economic data appear to point straight to recession. Payrolls declined by 101,000 workers
CUBA'S CREAKY MARKET OPENING
JAMES G. DRISCOLL |
Fidel Castro's Cuba slowly is opening up, but not like a red rose blooming. Instead, picture a creak
LEADING THE UNIONS
JOC Team |
THE FIGHT for control of the AFL-CIO may be the best thing to happen to the American labor movement
WHAT HAPPENED TO MERIT RAISES?
B.J. PHILLIPS |
You probably noticed already, but now it's official: Nobody got much in the way of a merit raise thi
BAPTISM OF FIRE FOR THE WTO
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
For nearly 50 years, advocates of the multilateral trading system griped about the second-class stat
DUMPING ON TRADE AGREEMENTS
STEVEN CRAIG |
Americans viscerally mistrust protectionism because it guarantees higher prices, lower quality and r
BUSINESS SUBSIDIES
JOC Team |
CORPORATE WELFARE, a phrase now in vogue in Washington, sounds like a concoction of the anti-busines
MR. CLINTON STEPS UP
JOC Team |
GIVE BILL CLINTON CREDIT. His plan to balance the budget may be a few weeks late and several billion
ANOTHER FLAT SUMMIT?
Richard Lawrence |
Homily, Bromide, and Platitude are at work again. What we're talking about is a "draft" of the Group
AVOIDING A THREATENED CAR WAR
C. FRED BERGSTEN |
An Asian trade minister recently confided that his country's auto parts companies face precisely the
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