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TRADE SCENE - RICHARD LAWRENCE THE CASE THE WORLD IS WATCHING
Richard Lawrence |
It's the "O.J." of international trade. No DNA, but there's WTO and numbers like 301 and 23.<br><br>
END OF ERA FOR MEXICAN LABOR?
GEORGE W. GRAYSON |
Just as uncertainty shrouds the future of AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland, rumors abound in union ci
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
US SHOULD PRESERVE<br><br> WORLD BANK FUNDING<br><br>You reported recently that Congress may try to
PEACE DIVIDEND
JOC Team |
PEACE, it seems, pays. Northern Ireland's cease-fire, which has been in place for eight months now,
A SMARTER COAST GUARD
JOC Team |
REINVENTING GOVERNMENT, the Clinton administration's campaign to make Washington work better, has a
NO PRIVACY IN THE WORKPLACE
MILAN RUZICKA |
The murderous explosion in Oklahoma City last month has revived the public clamor for legislation to
A NEW WORLD ECONOMIC STRATEGY
ERNEST H. PREEG |
We are entering the season for high level international economic strategy. Ministers of the Organiza
US BRINKMANSHIP WITH JAPAN
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Once again, the Clinton administration has marched to the brink of a trade war with Japan. This has
PLAYING WITH FIRE
JOC Team |
HAVING FAILED to bully Japan into accepting numerical quotas in automotive trade, the Clinton admini
THE BUDGET BRAWL
JOC Team |
THE MOST IMPORTANT JOB of any Congress is to balance the nation's books and spend the public's money
FACING FRANCE'S BUDGET PROBLEMS
TARA PATEL |
An air of expectation hangs over France this week as Socialist President Francois Mitterrand prepare
A NEW INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
JERRY JASINOWSKI |
Ten years ago American companies and industries were losing global market share. Foreign products we
JAPAN AGAIN: RENEWING A FOLLY
JAGDISH BHAGWATI |
The Clinton administration's decision to sharply escalate the U.S.-Japan auto dispute reflects pre-e
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
JOC Team |
KEEPING MAJOR ROADS in good repair is one of the few things Democrats and Republicans in Congress ca
WASHINGTON REPORT HIGHWAY PLAN MAY HIT DETOUR
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The National Highway System wasn't supposed to be another Interstate Highway System with new ribbons
ENDING CORPORATE TAX BREAKS
JANICE SHIELDS |
As any politician knows, outright federal subsidies aren't the only way to please business constitue
US AND RUSSIA: STRUGGLING ALLIES
SERGEY BAZHENOV |
Even though last week's Russian-American summit in Moscow did little to resolve problems between the
WHOSE PENSION SECURITY?
JOC Team |
ELDERLY AMERICANS are the biggest beneficiaries of government programs, receiving more than a third
AMERICA'S CLEVER JAPAN STRATEGY
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
There was something for everyone in the double-barreled action U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kant
CHINA AFTER DENG: WHAT'S NEXT?
JAMES P. DORIAN |
The best advice for potential investors in China has been "be cautious" and ''go slowly" even though
LEGAL REFORM AND THE HAVE-NOTS
RICARDO C. BYRD |
For the poor, for minorities, for our inner-city communities, our country's civil justice system is
LIMITS ON LIABILITY
JOC Team |
FOR AN EXAMPLE of how the nation's legal system has run amok, consider this: O.J. Simpson attorney J
CUT THE HIGHWAY PORK
JOC Team |
THE HOUSE Republican plan for cutting the budget is controversial, but both parties should be able t
UNRAVELING THE INFLATION MYTH
RICHARD SYLLA |
Like a nip from the bottle or a dose of Prozac, a little inflation makes us all feel better. Profits
WRONG WAY ON GLOBAL WARMING
JAMES M. SHEEHAN |
A new alarm about global warming has been sounded by the International Energy Agency. Unless there a
WHEN RAWALPINDI WENT TO WAR
CHRISTOPHER RANKIN |
For the Peninsular & Oriental Steamship Navigation Co., World War II started not on Sept. 3, 1939, w
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
FULL SPEED AHEAD<br><br> FOR FREE TRADE<br><br>We are puzzled by a statement in Richard Lawrence's r
TAKING ON JAPAN
JOC Team |
NO ONE HAS FOUGHT HARDER for stronger world trade rules than the United States. Now Washington is us
MEXICO IN US ELECTORAL CROSS FIRE
JARED KOTLER |
As America turns to the 1996 presidential election, Mexicans may find new truth in the oldsaying, "p
NEW FACES AT THE FEDERAL RESERVE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
President Clinton should move cautiously in making his third appointment to the Federal Reserve Boar
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
MEXICO UNFAIRLY HIT<br><br> FOR FARMERS' WOES<br><br>Your May 1 article, "Low-Cost Mexican Tomatoes
SELLING CANADA'S RAILROAD
JOC Team |
CANADIANS have always considered railroads part of the national patrimony, a way of connecting a far
A RUTTED ROAD TO SCHENGENLAND
Bruce Barnard |
Europe's frontier-free system is breaking down barely six weeks after seven countries abolished inte
BRITISH RAIL'S SPLINTERED FUTURE
MARK ASPINWALL |
British Conservative governments of the past 16 years have made a high art of privatization. No publ
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
THE HIGHER MATH<br><br> OF TAX PREPARATION<br><br>Where is all the whining coming from over the "one
TAMING RUSSIA'S INFLATION
JOC Team |
NO COUNTRY suffered more than Russia during the Second World War. Russians old enough to remember th
FRANCE'S NEW PRESIDENT
JOC Team |
FRENCH VOTERS, fed up with spiraling unemployment, have opted for change, electing JacquesChirac as
WASHINGTON REPORT SHIP LINES BYPASS THE LOBBYISTS
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
It's the Washington equivalent of going behind enemy lines.<br><br> John Lillie, chairman of America
WHERE NEW YORK WENT WRONG
WILLIAM E. SIMON |
Travel Ports of America, a company that owns truck stops, acquired in 1988 an option on a site on In
COMMEMORATING A NEW RUSSIA
DAVID ALHADEFF |
When President Clinton arrives in Moscow to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the end of World War I
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