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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
LET'S LEAVE<br><br> THE FISH ALONEI was reading with interest, and enjoying, Michael Czinkota's June
THE BAILOUT SUMMIT
JOC Team |
CALL IT the incredible shrinking summit.<br><br> Leaders of the world's seven richest nations gather
LANGUID _ AND LUCKY _ IN TOKYO
MARK MAGNIER |
I try, boy do I try, but it never seems to work out the way I planned. I'm one of those people that
CONFUSED MESSAGES FROM THE FED
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The great 1995 bull market in bonds suffered its first major setback last week. Prices fell sharply,
VAT CHANCE FOR TAX FAIRNESS
CLYDE WAYNE CREWS Jr. |
Back during the blip of interest in the value-added tax (VAT) after Bill Clinton first took office,
. . . AND ITS LIABILITY WOES
JOC Team |
LABOR ISSUES will dominate Amtrak's efforts at reform, but another concern - liability for accidents
AMTRAK'S LABOR FEUD . . .
JOC Team |
AMTRAK, a perennial ward of the government, moves a step closer today toward a once-unthinkable goal
EUROPE'S JOBS CAMPAIGN STALLS
Bruce Barnard |
Nothing punctures the myth of a united Europe more than the collective wringing of hands over the co
AMERICA DOESN'T NEED A TAX CUT
STEVE CHARNOVITZ |
It comes as no surprise that most congressional Republicans want to deliver a hefty tax cut. Through
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE<br><br> FOR INTERMODAL EXPO<br><br>I take major exception to Rip Watson's May 1
ALLIANCES IN THE AIR
JOC Team |
AIRLINE ALLIANCES are sprouting everywhere. Just last week, Scandinavian Airlines System and Thai Ai
WASHINGTON REPORT NEXT US BUDGET ROUND BEGINS
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
House and Senate conferees sit down this week to hammer out differences between the two chambers' ba
DECEPTIVE DEFENSE OF FOREIGN AID
THOMAS P. SHEEHY |
If President Clinton thinks Congress is cowering in fear over his threat to veto the foreign aid bil
EUROPE'S SLIPPERY BANANA FEUD
MARK ASPINWALL |
"All politics is applesauce," Will Rogers once said, and he may be right - except, perhaps, when it
A FINANCIAL SERVICES DEAL
JOC Team |
THE UNITED STATES is threatening to walk away from a deal it has sought for almost a decade: a world
SUCCEEDING TOO WELL IN JAPAN
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
It was Oscar Wilde who said there are two tragedies in the world: "One is not getting what one wants
WHO NEEDS THE EX-IM BANK?
WILLIAM LASH |
With approximately $700 billion in annual exports, the United States is the world's largest seller o
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
MOVE HIGHWAY TRUST<br><br> FUND OFF BUDGET<br><br>Your May 31 editorial, "Transport and the Budget"
THE ALASKA OIL FLAP
JOC Team |
AFTER A DECADE OF DEBATE, Congress is ready to repeal the 22-year-old ban on exporting Alaskan oil.
PLANNING A BETTER FREIGHT SYSTEM
BRIAN H. VOGEL |
Government transportation planning has a bad - and mostly well-deserved - reputation in the freight
AMERICA'S GLOBAL LEARNING GAP
JANE R. EISNER |
This is addressed to all those fabulously fortunate American schoolchildren now eagerly entering the
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
PROTECTING WORKERS<br><br> IN THE CARIBBEAN<br><br>Rosalind McLymont, in her Trade Talk column, take
COST OF LIVING
JOC Team |
A SWISS-BASED organization has rated the world's most expensive cities, and two Japanese entries eas
NEXT UP: CHILE
JOC Team |
CHILE'S ADMISSION to the North American Free Trade Agreement should be a foregone conclusion. But na
MEXICAN TRADE: A LOOK AHEAD
R. SEAN RANDOLPH |
For U.S. exporters, the once-booming Mexican market has changed dramatically. Last year Mexico was a
POISED ON THE EDGE OF RECESSION
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Suddenly, the United States is teetering on the edge of recession. In the last two months, employers
DON'T KILL THE COMMERCE DEPT.
MICHAEL R. CZINKOTA |
Proposing the dissolution of a government agency is like breaking off a bad relationship: The notion
GLIDE PATH TO A DEAL
JOC Team |
AIR TRAVEL between Britain and the United States will improve soon thanks to a modest new deal betwe
WANTED: BETTER PR FOR TANKERS
Janet Porter |
Accidents will happen.<br><br> However much time and money is spent on raising technical standards a
FIDEL CASTRO'S CURRENCY RACKET
DOUGLAS W. PAYNE |
Cuban officials say the Cuban economy is recovering. One sign they point to is the revaluation of th
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
DON'T RISK ANOTHER<br><br> RAILROAD WRECK<br><br>Larry Thomas, president of the Society of the Plast
TRANS-ATLANTIC ALLIANCE
JOC Team |
WITH AMERICA'S trade threats against Japan casting doubt on its commitment to freer trade, it may se
WASHINGTON REPORT PORT AID TAINTS ALASKA OIL BILL
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Clinton administration officials are concerned that a provision of a Senate bill lifting the 20-year
REPUBLICANS ATTACK WAGE FLOOR
FROMA HARROP |
Republicans are bustling in their little congressional workshops, chipping away at the one tax credi
OF CATCHERS AND CULTURE SHOCK
TOM CONNORS |
At first there were a few "pinch-me-I'm-dreaming" moments.<br><br> Yes, I was in Loudon County, a Vi
AMERICA'S TRADE POLICY
JOC Team |
THE UNITED STATES is the world's sole surviving superpower and remains, in many ways, an economic an
EXODUS REVISITED
JOC Team |
CALIFORNIA has been beset by calamities of Biblical proportions - earthquakes, mud slides,fires and
FREEING AIR TRANSPORT IN AFRICA
JEFFREY N. SHANE |
The Worldwide Air Transport Conference held last November and December in Montreal by the Internatio
BILL CLINTON AND THE IRISH PEACE
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
Few aspects of Bill Clinton's presidency have been subject to as much relentless assault as his fore
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
ELIMINATING CHILD<br><br> LABOR IN BANGLADESH<br><br>The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Export
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