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GERMANY FLEXES ITS EC MUSCLE
Bruce Barnard |
Germany is tired of playing Mr. Nice Guy.<br><br> Germans are finally shedding half a century of gui
SELLING NAFTA _ CLOSE TO HOME
SUSAN AARONSON |
In my neighborhood of Arlington, Va., the parking lot at the Ames department store is always full. S
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
FIGHTING THE LAWS<br><br> ON DUMPINGIn his Oct. 7 opinion article, Prof. Kent Jones argues forcefull
THINKING ABOUT TOMORROW
JOC Team |
SECURITY has become the Clinton administration's new watchword: secure health care, security from cr
FLYING HIGH
JOC Team |
ASIA'S EMERGENCE as the world's leading economic region is nowhere more obvious than in the rising f
WASHINGTON REPORT STEEL PRAISE FOR CLINTON METTLE
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The Clinton administration is winning kudos from some steel traders for standing tough against Big S
GLOBALISM AND THE PACIFIC RIM
P.H. KOO |
Since the mid-1980s, the world economic order has been undergoing a profound transition. At the hear
JUST WHAT THE POST OFFICE NEEDS
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
The encouraging news from the U.S. Postal Service is that despite a $1.3 billion deficit this year,
JOB TRAINING WOES
JOC Team |
ROSS PEROT and labor unions notwithstanding, the North American free-trade agreement would be a net
PALESTINIAN PARTNERS IN TRADE
MATTHEW A. GOLDSTEIN |
Among the brightest promises of the Middle East peace accord is the possibility of creating both an
MALINGERING WITH ERGONOMICS?
BARUCH A. FELLNER |
Ergonomics, the relationship between workers and their environment, has become a fruitful new field
VOLUNTARY ENERGY SAVINGS
JOC Team |
ENVIRONMENTALISTS AREN'T HAPPY. Bill Clinton's new plan to curb global warming comes without the clu
INVESTING IN VIETNAM
JOC Team |
VIETNAM is capitalizing quickly on its newfound international acceptance.<br><br> The Asian Developm
THE "GUYS IN TOWN WITH GUNS'
Tom Connors |
Last fall, television pictures of starving Somalians helped produce the political climate that permi
A GAME PLAN FOR SAVING NAFTA
STEVE CHARNOVITZ |
In September 1990, President Bush sent a formal notification to the Congress that he intended to neg
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
THE ICC<br><br> SHOULD BE PRESERVED<br><br>Contrary to the views expressed in your Oct. 8 editorial,
PAYING FOR FREE TRADE
JOC Team |
LOWER TARIFFS under the North American free-trade agreement would cost the United States $2.4 billio
THE CUSTOMS TRADE-OFF
JOC Team |
AIRLINES AND TRUCKERS are hopping mad at the Clinton administration's plan to increase customs inspe
LEARNING TO COMPETE IN JAPAN
YASUO TAKEUCHI |
Japanese capitalism is under siege, beset by U.S. demands for far-reaching market access.<br><br> To
MANDATING OUR WAY OUT OF JOBS
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Bill Clinton came to the White House pledged to be the "jobs" president. The way things are going, M
TRADE POLICY: APOCALYPSE NOW?
C. FRED BERGSTEN |
The global trading system as a whole, and American trade policy in particular, are at their most cri
CULTURAL PURITY
JOC Team |
FRENCH FILM STARS have a tough time with free trade. This week, some of the leading lights of French
CHINA'S AIR CARGO FLAP
JOC Team |
THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION'S threat to bar two Chinese airlines from operating all-cargo flights to
FRANCE'S HARD LINE ON GATT
TARA PATEL |
French government officials love to boast to foreigners about the richness of the French language. I
A HEALTH-CARE PLAN THAT WORKS
ROBERT E. MOFFIT |
Before Black & Decker starts taking orders for a new model steam iron, or Chevy for a new model car,
AMERICA'S NUCLEAR WASTE WOES
LUTHER J. CARTER |
For 25 years, the federal government has been promising to do something about the spent reactor fuel
SHIP SAFETY
JOC Team |
THERE'S NO ROOM FOR SECRECY where public safety is concerned. Builders, for example, must submit det
WAR OF WORDS, CONTINUED
JOC Team |
JAPANESE OFFICIALS apparently have concluded the best defense is a good offense. In announcing a sur
WASHINGTON REPORT BANKS NOT RUSHIN' MOSCOW AID
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The U.S. Overseas Private Investment Corp. is adopting a higher profile in Russia but the U.S. Expor
BRINGING JOBS TO SUPERFUND SITES
THOMAS OLIPHANT |
Imagine, if you will, a vacant lot.<br><br> Once a factory, or a gas station, or an apartment buildi
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
CHIP TRADE GROUP<br><br> IS PROTECTIONIST<br><br>I was amazed that the statement, "The United States
CALIFORNIA'S PACKAGE DEAL
JOC Team |
THE TEAMSTERS, archfoes of trucking deregulation, endorsed a just-passed California law that decontr
SILENT NO MORE
JOC Team |
JAPANESE CITIZENS, generally not given to public complaining, are starting to grumble about high inc
HEY, IT'S JUST MARITIME REFORM
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
My good friend Pasquale the lobbyist came into the bar, a vacant, desperate look on his mug. He sham
GAZA'S ECONOMY: KEY TO PEACE
JOEL BAINERMAN |
The historic agreement between Israel and the Palestinians, known as "Gaza Jericho First," is unlike
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
ICC PLAYS KEY<br><br> TRANSPORTATION ROLEI read with astonishment your editorial entitled " 'Aida' a
GOVERNMENT OVERDOSE
JOC Team |
A SMALL FOREST may have to be sacrificed to explain Bill Clinton's health-care reform. Just the outl
DOING BUSINESS WITH EX-SOVIETS
Richard Lawrence |
U.S.-Russian trade is jumping. Exports to Russia in first-half 1992 were up more than 50 percent to
"ENTERPRISE': BROKEN PROMISES
JEREMY LATIMER |
As the lost decade of the 1980s came to a close, official Washington became optimistic about Latin A
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
NAFTA IS A LOSER<br><br> FOR THE USErnest Preeg's article "What If Congress Defeats Nafta?" (Opinion
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