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WHERE THERE'S A WILL . . .
JOC Team |
SMALL COMPANIES may not have the resources of larger firms, but they find ways to compete. Consider
PRICING INSURANCE
JOC Team |
FOR NEARLY half a century, insurance companies have enjoyed a broad exemption<br><br>from federal an
JAPAN: FACING THE RICE OF WRATH
SHINOBU YOSHIOKA |
Last September I traveled around the Tsugaru Plain in Aomori Prefecture, a major rice-producing area
FED'S MONETARY FAUCET IS CLOSED
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan announced Monday morning that "the Federal Reserve will increase slightl
REBUILDING AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
GERALD L. BALILES |
One year ago this month, President Clinton signed the bill creating the National Commission to Ensur
BREAKING MEXICO'S POLITICAL CODE
RICHARD ESTRADA |
For all his moxie, Harry Truman would never have made it in Mexican politics.<br><br> In Mexico, the
EUROPE'S MEDITERRANEAN MENACE
Bruce Barnard |
The European Union's five-year fixation with its northern and eastern neighbors could cost it dearly
SUBSIDY GAMES
JOC Team |
IT DIDN'T TAKE LONG for the European Union to capitalize on a trade-related gaffe last year by the C
BUREAUCRATIC SEDIMENT
JOC Team |
A CONTAINERSHIP sailing from Northern Europe to the United States last month skipped a scheduled sto
PROMOTING WORLD LABOR RULES
STEVE CHARNOVITZ |
At the commencement of the Uruguay Round in 1986, the Reagan administration attempted to add worker
WASHINGTON REPORT SENATE SETS SAIL ON SUBSIDY PLAN
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Maritime subsidy reform finally will get formal Senate attention April 25 when the Commerce, Science
CUBA'S ECONOMIC CRACKDOWN
MIMI WHITEFIELD |
The Cuban government is saying enough is enough to the black market and other illegal economic activ
WHEN FOREIGN AID GOES "GREEN'
JAMES SHEEHAN |
The United Nations Earth Summit of 1992 is long forgotten, but ever so quietly its costs are mountin
GETTING GRAIN TO MARKET
JOC Team |
AMERICA'S AMBER WAVES of grain usually move to market without a hitch. But during peak demand, when
GAINING GROUND
JOC Team |
EASTERN EUROPE'S former communist states won't be strong, vibrant economies for some time, but there
GATT: HELPING US BUSINESS . . .
SHERMAN E. KATZ |
Washington is pleased by this week's signing of the Uruguay Round trade agreement after seven arduou
. . . BUT CONFLICTS STILL REMAIN
DANIEL C. ESTY |
Trade officials from 117 nations will sign the new Uruguay Round world trade agreement in Marrakesh
EUROPE: NO JOB-TRAINING MODEL
MICHAEL ARNDT |
Concerned that many Americans are leaving school hopelessly unprepared for<br><br>finding jobs, the
GATT, AT LAST
JOC Team |
APRIL 15 IS TAX DAY in the United States, but in Morocco 125 nations are meeting to cut taxes. The U
WHY INTEREST RATES ARE RISING
JOHN MAKIN |
U.S. interest rates are rising because U.S. expectations of inflation are rising. Higher U.S. intere
WHAT'S THE FUSS WITH CANADA?
Richard Lawrence |
We're in big trouble, the Canadians and us. With each other.<br><br> Consider these headlines: "Cana
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
CHINA TRADE<br><br> AND HUMAN RIGHTSPublisher Don Becker should be congratulated for the common sens
AUDITING THE IRS
JOC Team |
IT'S TAX SEASON, and everyone loves to hate the Internal Revenue Service. Certainly, irritation with
CRUISING IN BEIJING
JOC Team |
FERRARIS, JAGUARS, and now Rolls Royces are heading for China, the world's largest Communist state.<
THE SHIPBUILDING TALKS ARE DEAD
JOHN J. STOCKER |
Contrary to some reports, what happened during the shipbuilding subsidy negotiations last month at t
AN INFLATION "DOVE' FOR THE FED?
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Washington insiders say that this week President Clinton will nominate Alan S. Blinder to a 14-year
SAVING JAPAN'S FAMILY FARMS
IKUTSUNE ADACHI |
An Idaho newspaper headline caught my eye: "GATTASTROPHY for EC, Japan and Korea?" I was in that sta
THE TEAMSTERS STRIKE
JOC Team |
THE WEEKLONG TEAMSTERS trucking strike has become a test of wills. The union is determined to preser
GERMANY: POISED TO DOMINATE?
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
Recession is not a climate to which the Germans are accustomed and the chill<br><br>from this recent
A LABOR MEDIATOR LOOKS BACK
PATRICK J. CLEARY |
I'd like to talk a little bit about the board I found in December of 1989 and compare it with the bo
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
MAKING THE ALAMEDA<br><br> CORRIDOR A REALITYOur goal, and that of the Port of Los Angeles, has alwa
WHEN SHIPS AREN'T SAFE
JOC Team |
FAR TOO MANY UNSAFE SHIPS ply the world's oceans. The careless companies that own these vessels put
FLYING HIGH
JOC Team |
IT PAYS for an airline to buck conventional wisdom, as Southwest Airlines has proven.<br><br> Southw
WASHINGTON REPORT TRADE, HUMAN RIGHTS STAY LINKED
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
If and when the Clinton administration decides to delink trade and human rights in its China policy,
WHO'S NEXT IN LINE FOR NAFTA?
CHRISTOPHER MARQUIS |
Latin American and Caribbean diplomats are clamoring to get in on the North American Free Trade Agre
WHY THE GOODS DEFICIT MATTERS
LAWRENCE CHIMERINE |
The Department of Commerce recently released U.S. trade statistics for January showing an overall de
THE LABOR-TRADE LINK
JOC Team |
THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION was wise to compromise with developing countries last week on the touchy
THE US-MEXICO BORDER DILEMMA
JAMES GIERMANSKI |
Any college sophomore who has taken a psychology course knows about conflict resolution. One of the
A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT, TOO
Tom Connors |
The Potomac was up last weekend.<br><br> Heavy rains during the week had swollen the river synonymou
CASTING STONES AT TRADE PARTNERS
RICHARD ALM |
The United States just put out its annual gripe sheet on other countries' trade transgressions. As e
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