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ON THE ROAD AGAIN
JOC Team |
THINK ABOUT THIS as you fill out your tax return. The Department of Transportation announcedWednesda
HELPING THE JOBLESS
JOC Team |
TWO MILLION AMERICANS lose their jobs each year because of production cutbacks, reorganizations and
FALLING OFF THE INSURANCE CYCLE
PETER MAHON Jr. |
A recent article in the science section of The New York Times suggested that boom and bustcycles wer
FLYING HIGH WITH TECHNOLOGY
JOHN HALL |
At last, the blueprint for the New World Order has arrived. Pity it was issued from the state of Was
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
ETHANOL MANDATE: A BAD IDEA<br><br> The audacity and intellectual dishonesty of the ethanol lobby re
CLIPPING LORENZO'S WINGS
JOC Team |
FRANK LORENZO is a lightning rod in the airline industry, but he has attracted nothing but flak from
AMERICA'S ERRATIC ASIA POLICY
R. SEAN RANDOLPH |
Presidential candidate Bill Clinton captured the nation's priorities and savaged George Bush's admin
SWAYING GENTLY WITH THE TREES
MARK MAGNIER |
Who says the workaholic Japanese won't loosen up and have a bit of fun?<br><br> It's Saturday night
WALL STREET'S SILLY BOND PANIC
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The panicky drop in bond prices in the last week was silly. I have predicted that interest rates wer
TRAFFIC SAFETY
JOC Team |
DESIGNERS of highways and cars are increasingly safety conscious, and so are America's drivers, acco
ALAMEDA POWER PLAY
JOC Team |
CALL IT THE BIG SQUEEZE.<br><br> Union Pacific Corp., one of three railroads serving the ports of Lo
RUSSIA'S RELUCTANT REFORMER?
DAVID J. KRAMER |
U.S. Commerce Secretary Ron Brown is the latest Western official to sing the praises of Russian Prim
TAKING EUROPE'S CHANGES IN STRIDE
Bruce Barnard |
Europe presented a confused picture to the world last week as parts of the continent gelled and othe
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
DEFEATING 'SOCIAL<br><br> CORRECTNESS'<br><br>After proving its commitment to freer trade with the N
THE HEALTH-CARE "MARKET'
JOC Team |
MOST AMERICANS receive their health insurance at work and consider it a great bargain. Thecompany, a
WASHINGTON REPORT NEW FIGURES RATED POOR TRADE
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The Commerce Department's changes in the way it reports the monthly U.S. foreign trade balance have
ICC: DEATH BY A THOUSAND CUTS?
FRANK N. WILNER |
Contrary to rumor, the Interstate Commerce Commission is alive and well. And it should remain that w
A BAN WHOSE TIME HAS COME
CLAUDE LEWIS |
For more than two decades, scientific evidence has been steadily mounting that smoking leads in a st
ITALY'S CHOICE
JOC Team |
FOR SILVIO BERLUSCONI, the hard part is just beginning.<br><br> The Italian media tycoon, who led a
MR. CLINTON'S TEXTILE DILEMMA
Richard Lawrence |
Consider India. Its import duties (basic and auxiliary) on textile yarns and fibers run as high as 1
SMARTER CARS, SMARTER HIGHWAYS
JAMES COSTANTINO |
Eight miles an hour was the rate of transportation by horse and buggy in 1894. It is also the rate o
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
COMPETITIVENESS<br><br> MATTERS TO THE USYour March 9 editorial "Do Economies Compete?" argues that
DANGEROUS EXPORTS
JOC Team |
ANOTHER COLD WAR relic fades into history this week. The 17-nation Coordinating Committee on Multila
BRAZIL AND INFLATION
JOC Team |
IT SAYS A LOT ABOUT BRAZIL that South America's largest country is rarely mentioned as a candidate f
CURE FOR JAPAN: PURGE THE CEOS
SUMIKO TAKAHARA |
Defeatism in the boardroom has caused the current recession in Japan. Call it a failure of will or c
US RUSSIA POLICY: BE LIKE US
THOMAS NAYLOR |
Throughout the Cold War, American Sovietologists repeatedly admonished the Soviet Union and Eastern
INTEREST RATES UP, GROWTH DOWN
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
During the first quarter investors finally recognized the potential for inflation in the Federal Res
SHIPYARD SUBSIDIES
JOC Team |
INTERNATIONAL TALKS to end shipyard subsidies came to an abrupt halt in Paris last week. Billed as a
TRANS-ATLANTIC DEAL
JOC Team |
THERE'S NO LOVE LOST between U.S. and European aviation negotiators these days, but that hasn't stop
CHINA'S REFORMS: MORE IS LESS
PAUL E. SCHROEDER |
In commercial circles, China is chic again. The last such time, in the early 1980s, the excitement w
EUROPE'S OVERCROWDED ROADS
Janet Porter |
Europe's love affair with the automobile may soon come to an end. But it won't be an easy parting. W
A TAX SYSTEM OUT OF CONTROL
JOAN BECK |
You can choose your own moral for the story about the Clintons and their income taxes.<br><br> It's
CLEAN AIR AND VENEZUELA
JOC Team |
THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION last week averted a major showdown between U.S. environmental laws and wo
GROUND FLOOR OPPORTUNITY
JOC Team |
INTEL CORP., already the dominant computer chip maker in China, is consolidating its hold. The compa
WASHINGTON REPORT FOCUS SHIFTS ON SHIPYARD SUBSIDIES
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Wrangling over the content of legislation designed to combat foreign shipbuilding subsidies intensif
MYTHS OF A BILATERAL RELATIONSHIP
JOHN P. STERN |
The fractious U.S.-Japan trade debate comes down to this: Who gets the high- skill, high-wage jobs?
PUNISHING MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
JIM RAMSTAD |
As the health-care debate rages in Washington, medical technology companies, despite a bruising regu
TRIMMING THE BUDGET
JOC Team |
AFTER ENDLESS AGONIZING over federal budget cuts, it's tempting to think government spending has pre
PROPPING UP FAILING COMPANIES
CHRISTOPHER WHALEN |
When the United States failed to reach agreement with Japan last month in bilateral framework negoti
RISING STORM IN CHINA'S "LAKE'
WILLIAM RATLIFF |
U.S. officials have spent recent months lecturing Chinese leaders on the evils of building a booming
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