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SHORT SHRIFT FOR BRITISH SHIPPING
Janet Porter |
"The final insult" was how one senior British maritime industry official privately summed up his vie
WHEN THE ICC DOESN'T DO ITS JOB
FRITZ R. KAHN |
The fate of the Interstate Commerce Commission, which regulates the nation's trucking and railroad i
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
TRUCKERS FIGHT<br><br> FUEL TAX EVASIONI am writing in regard to your Aug. 11 article, "US Steps Up
TELECOM PROTECTIONISM
JOC Team |
THE BIG TELECOMMUNICATIONS BILL moving through the Senate would boost competition for industries onc
ALL ABOARD
JOC Team |
SOUTH AFRICA'S democratically elected government is a welcome change after decades of white dominati
WASHINGTON REPORT WOODEN NICKELS FOR CANADIANS?
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Pressure is growing in Congress for withholding repayment of some $450 million owed Canada in a long
MEXICO'S DEVALUATION BOGEYMAN
CHRISTOPHER WHALEN |
Every six years Mexico goes through a political upheaval in which a new leader is selected for the n
PAYING FOR HEALTH CARE REFORM
H.F. PIZER |
As Congress gets down to the wire on health care reform, most Americans find themselves dismayed at
MINING THE DEEP
JOC Team |
THE UNITED NATIONS does many things well, but regulating private markets is not one of them.<br><br>
EUROPE: AMERICA'S NO. 1 PARTNER
Richard Lawrence |
We've been hearing, with an intensifying drumbeat, how Asia-Pacific is tomorrow's market. Well, not
ZEDILLO: MEXICO'S COMEBACK KID
GEORGE W. GRAYSON |
Unless the Virgin of Guadalupe intervenes to prevent it, Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon, presidential
MEXICO'S VOTE
JOC Team |
MEXICO'S HISTORIC ELECTION this Sunday is shaping up as the cleanest in its history. That hardly mea
MEXICO'S ELECTION: FAIR OF FOUL? MEXICO'S UNCERTAIN TRANSITION
DOUGLAS W. PAYNE |
During last year's Nafta debate, the Clinton administration promised that free trade between Mexico
MEXICO'S ELECTION: FAIR OF FOUL? SALINAS COMMITTED TO CLEAN VOTE
DAVID A. DEAN |
Mexico's 47.5 million registered voters go to the polls on Aug. 21 to elect a president, 96 senators
DON'T RATIONALIZE HEALTH DEBATE
JOAN BECK |
Despite last week's stunning blow to the crime bill, President Clinton is still hammering on Congres
LATIN SUCCESS STORY
JOC Team |
FOR MANY AMERICANS, Latin America is still an economic backwater plagued by widespread poverty, runa
ACADIANS RETURN
JOC Team |
YOU CAN TAKE French-speaking Canadians out of Acadia, but . . .<br><br> This month, for the first ti
YEN POLICY: THE LOWER, THE BETTER
HEIZO TAKENAKA |
Lacking the compass of macroeconomic policy, the Japanese economy drifts in a vicious circle of yen
THE MYTH OF EMPLOYER MANDATES
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The universal health care plan that Congress is now debating would create an enormous new federal en
EUROPE'S REFORMS LOSE ALTITUDE
ANTHONY A. GAETA |
Last December Jacques Delors, then president of the European Commission, issued a white paper on "Gr
PATENT RIGHTS
JOC Team |
IT'S TAKEN 13 MONTHS, but the United States and Japan finally have reached a partial agreement in th
PAY FOR PERFORMANCE
JOC Team |
IF HARD WORK PAYS, Americans should have a bright future.<br><br> Americans work longer hours than p
A LULL BEFORE THE STORM
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
It is August in Europe.<br><br> Across the continent shops and restaurants are shuttered. The street
GATT AND THE TREATY DEBATE
JOHN H. JACKSON |
The GATT world trade agreement now before Congress is a remarkably strong document, the product of e
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
SEAFARERS' HOUSING:<br><br> A YMCA PROJECTWe appreciate your fine "On the Move" profile of the Rev.
FAST TRACK TO TROUBLE
JOC Team |
DESPITE THREATS to its crime and health bills, the Clinton administration is steadily movingthe GATT
WASHINGTON REPORT SHIP TAX SHOWDOWN IN SENATE
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
A bill providing new maritime operating subsidies for some U.S.-flag ships is running into more oppo
PUMP GAS IN JAPAN? NEVER!
LEWIS M. SIMONS |
The halcyon 1950s are alive and well at Japan's spick- and-span gas stations.<br><br> Any American o
HELPING US TELECOM EXPORTERS
ERIK OLBETER |
It is a common belief that U.S. service exports will offset the large and persistent U.S. merchandis
TALKING TRASH
JOC Team |
THE TOWN DUMP isn't what it used to be. Until the early 1980s, most household and businesswaste - pa
DRAGOONED
JOC Team |
CHALK UP another victory for the bureaucracy. The French government has denied five aging Americans
THE CASE FOR AN INDEPENDENT ICC
HENRI F. RUSH |
The Journal of Commerce recently printed an opinion article by former ICC Commissioner Gregory Walde
BUILDING FREE TRADE BLOC BY BLOC
ANDRES OPPENHEIMER |
In the late 1980s, while interviewing a U.S. ambassador in Nicaragua at his office during the bloody
OPEN SEASON ON US IMMIGRANTS
ROBERT MARANTO |
Paranoia is patrolling our borders, and U.S. politicians are keeping step.<br><br> California Gov. P
RAIL MERGERS
JOC Team |
BIG CORPORATE MERGERS are all the rage, and railroads have joined the action. Three important rail d
SIGN OF THE TIMES
JOC Team |
WHERE HAS the Pepsi generation gone? Gone to Starbucks, every one - as Pepsi evidently has discovere
BACK TO THE FUTURE IN HONG KONG
JOSEPH P. QUINLAN |
In less than three years - on June 30, 1997 - Hong Kong, the unabashed capitalist enclave,will becom
YASSER ARAFAT'S ECONOMIC LESSONS
ALAN W. BOCK |
A recent news story from the Associated Press suggests that disillusionment is setting in inGaza and
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
CARTOON ON DOCTORS'<br><br> INCOMES: NOT FUNNYI have never bothered to write to a publication before
FREE AT LAST
JOC Team |
ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT transportation bills of the decade cleared Congress Monday withouta hitch.
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