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IT'S DOLLAR-VU ALL OVER AGAIN
LAWRENCE CHIMERINE |
It wasn't supposed to be this way, but the dollar is again hitting new lows relative to the Japanese
VOTERS STILL SOUR ON THE ECONOMY
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
American voters are fighting mad, and they don't care who knows it. Despite good gains in total empl
AUTOMAKERS' WINDOW IS CLOSING
RONALD E. YATES |
After Japanese auto imports were held off for years with hard-fought trade agreements, export restra
CAFFEINE: IS IT REALLY THAT BAD?
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
Scientists mean well. Seeing humanity swilling down coffee, tea and other caffeine-rich products in
EU'S FLAWED EAST EUROPE POLICY
Bruce Barnard |
The European Union will flesh out its new strategy for extending the bloc's frontiers into Eastern E
FADING BLOOMS
JOC Team |
AMERICA'S ANTI-DUMPING LAW, that great black hole of the U.S. trading system, sucks in anything that
SLOW PROGRESS
JOC Team |
CHINA'S FINANCIAL SYSTEM is largely government-controlled, but foreign companies are making inroads.
WASHINGTON REPORT MARAD CUTS RESERVE SHIP FUNDS
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The maritime industry, already reeling from Congress' failure this year to extend maritimesubsidies,
PROPERTY RIGHTS CAN SAVE NATURE
JEFF JACOBY |
A bald eagle wheels over Yellowstone Lake, drifting on the wind halfway between heaven and earth. Gr
REPAIRING US-JAPANESE RELATIONS
MICHIO HAMAJI |
The dollar is worth less than 100 yen, a barrier it first broke in early August. Even as thegreenbac
THE NORDIC DILEMMA
JOC Team |
MANY VOTERS in Norway and Sweden are getting cold feet over joining the European Union.<br><br> The
SHRINKING GOVERNMENT
JOC Team |
MIKE ESPY, the outgoing secretary of Agriculture, launched a long overdue reorganization anddownsizi
MANAGING COLOMBIA'S OIL FIND
ROBERT G. MURPHY |
The discovery of oil in Colombia's Cusiana oil field presents both an important opportunity and a po
TOUGH DAYS AHEAD FOR MR. KOHL
STEPHEN HARRIS |
Germany's governing coalition has hung onto power with a majority that is anything but the convincin
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
US OFFICIALS WRONGLY<br><br> CRITICIZE MEXICOI consider the recent complaints of John Harris, commer
FARMING AND TRADE
JOC Team |
MOST U.S EXPORTERS should prosper from the new GATT trade deal, but the results for Americanfarm exp
A SAFE LANDING FOR CARLOS SALINAS
GEORGE W. GRAYSON |
Pity Mexico's presidents. During their six-year term they boast the powers of a British monarch, a U
IS IT REALLY THE ECONOMY, STUPID?
STEVE DALEY |
Imagine, if you will, a midterm election in which the president's party can take the normal chunk of
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
GOOD RIDDANCE<br><br> TO TONNAGE TAX PLANA tip of the hat for your Sept. 23 editorial on the ill-con
TELEPHONE BREAKTHROUGH
JOC Team |
RIVAL TELEPHONE COMPANIES are starting to pry open Japan's communications market, which has long bee
BATTLING THE TAA
JOC Team |
UNDER FIRE FROM REGULATORS on two continents, the government-approved cartel that dominates North At
RUSSIA'S BUMPY ROAD TO REFORM
DAVID J. KRAMER |
Most reports out of Russia recently have been encouraging. Foreign investment is up, privatization i
SLOWER SPENDING, FASTER PRICES
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
An extraordinary midsummer surge in business inventories appears to have propelled the nation's outp
WHO "LOST' THE SUPERFUND BILL?
DEBRA G. COY |
In spite of a concerted effort in the last few weeks of the 103rd Congress, legislation to reform th
SINGAPORE SLING
JOC Team |
THE OPINION-WRITING BUSINESS can be dangerous in Singapore, as a visiting American has discovered.<b
SOO STEW
JOC Team |
LAST SUMMER'S Soo Line strike, the longest railroad shutdown in 16 years, needn't have happened. Arb
SHRUGGING OFF THE RUBLE'S FALL
GEOFF WINESTOCK |
The spectacular plunge and equally bizarre ascent of the Russian ruble last week provided the world
EUROPE'S SLIPPERY BANANA PLAN
GEORGE KLEINFELD |
Last month, Chiquita Brands International petitioned the Clinton administration to investigate banan
THE HEALTH-CARE THRIFT REBELLION
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
Health-care reform is dead and buried on Capitol Hill. But the cost-shaving part of it isalive and r
MR. KOHL, ONCE AGAIN
JOC Team |
ANOTHER GERMAN ELECTION, another victory for Helmut Kohl. But for Germany's chancellor andhis ruling
WASHINGTON REPORT SNEAK ATTACK ON SUBSIDIES FAILS
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
In a surreptitious, late-night maneuver, congressional staff members at the House MerchantMarine and
TO HELP HAITI, START WITH RICE
LAWRENCE THERIOT |
As policy-makers struggle to find answers for Haiti's deep-seated problems, they are likely tooverlo
GATT FOES WEAKEN AMERICA
JOE COBB |
Political campaigns are often shrill and negative, and sometimes political opponents distort the fac
AVIATION IMPASSE
JOC Team |
BRITAIN took a small step last week toward resuming talks with the United States on improving access
THE PENSION GAP
JOC Team |
AMERICA'S SOCIAL SECURITY system is not the only public pension plan that's heading for a cliff. The
BRAZIL: GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS
JEFFRY H. TAYLOR |
Fernando Henrique Cardoso, former finance minister and author of Brazil's economic stabilization pla
ECONOMIC DICTATORSHIP IN HAITI?
BETSY REED |
As President Jean-Bertrand Aristide prepares for his uncertain political future in Haiti, healready
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY<br><br> TRAFFIC ON THE RISE<br><br>After reading the Oct. 11 letter to the edito
PENTAGON RUST BUCKETS
JOC Team |
RUSTY, BROKEN-DOWN SHIPS are a common - and disturbing - sight on the world's oceans. Even more dist
AN INDUSTRIAL POLICY FOR DEFENSE
HARVEY M. SAPOLSKY |
Congressional inaction sometimes deserves high praise. Congress recently let stand a Department of D
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