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CONTROLLING AIR TRAFFIC
JOC Team |
FEW BUSINESSES depend more on efficient government services than airlines. Pilots require Federal Av
VIEW FROM DOWN UNDER
JOC Team |
U.S. POLITICIANS are quick to complain of Japanese trade practices, but it's worth remembering that
MICROSOFT AND ANTITRUST
JOC Team |
BILL CLINTON traveled to the Silicon Valley in February to pledge his personal support for U.S. high
THE FED'S "STERILIZED' YEN PLOY
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
On orders from the Clinton administration, the Federal Reserve dumped large amounts of Japanese yen
CLINTON CHANGES ODDS ON NAFTA
THOMAS OLIPHANT |
For much of this spring and summer, a private argument raged around President Clinton that had all t
MEXICO'S PEMEX LOOKS FOR HELP
DAVID SHIELDS |
The rapid opening of Mexico's national oil giant, Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex), to the outside world
REPEATING AN ECONOMIC FALLACY
LLEWELLYN H. ROCKWELL |
"The Broken Window Fallacy" is unknown to most logicians, but to American free marketeers it sums up
PLAYING THE POWER-BALANCE CARD
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
It is a damp October afternoon in Bonn and after a glass of wine, or perhaps two, the dapper German
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
A MERCHANT MARINE<br><br> REQUIRES UPKEEPI am tired of the misrepresentations made by some of your r
UNITED FRONT
JOC Team |
HAVE YOU EVER MARVELED at the amazing staying power of special interest handouts such as the mohair
END THE TRADE EMBARGOES
JOC Team |
IT'S TIME TO LIFT the U.S. trade embargoes against Vietnam and Cuba. Embargoes are imposed to protec
PRICING HEALTH COVERAGE
JOC Team |
EVERYONE AGREES it will be costly to extend health coverage to 35 million uninsured Americans; even
A BRIGHTER OUTLOOK?
JOC Team |
SOME RECOVERY.<br><br> The 1990-1991 recession ended officially in March, 1991 but there's been prec
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
COFFEE AGREEMENT<br><br> ISN'T HARMFULYour Aug. 16 editorial, "Hill of Beans" (Page 8A), contends th
THE OVERSELLING OF NATURAL GAS
BERNARD L. WEINSTEIN |
During last year's presidential campaign, Bill Clinton and Al Gore spoke frequently of the need to c
WASHINGTON REPORT TOUGH GORE PROPOSALS SOUGHT
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Al From, head of the Democratic Leadership Council since its founding and a campaign adviser to both
THE CASE FOR INTERNATIONALISM
GEORGE ZARYCKY |
The U.S. government appears on the verge of substantially downsizing its commitment to foreign aid a
MYTHICAL INFRASTRUCTURE CRISIS
JOHN A. TATOM |
A central pillar of President Clinton's economic program is to substantially boost spending on "inve
BUMPY PATH TO EUROPEAN UNITY
RAY MOSELEY |
The train marked "European Union" that rolled out of the Dutch city of Maastricht in a festive mood
STEEPED IN TRADITION
JOC Team |
GENTILITY knows no bounds of nationality, as the British Tea Council evidently concluded this week.
POLAND'S PROGRESS
JOC Team |
POLAND'S 1990 BIG BANG launched an economic renaissance. Today, a market economy has taken root and
BIG STEEL SEEKS A POLITICAL FIX
Richard Lawrence |
Domestic steel shipments rose 6.6 percent in the first five months of this year from a year earlier,
IS A STRONG YEN KILLING JAPAN?
NOBUO ITO |
If the yen, rapidly rising since February, reaches an exchange rate of 100 yen to the dollar, Japane
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
DON'T SLAM INSURERS<br><br> UNDER OPA 90<br><br>It is not true that a single claim under the Oil Pol
MR. CLINTON AND OAKLAND
JOC Team |
IN BETWEEN his budget fight with Congress and his health care pitch to the governors, President Clin
IS THAT ALL?
JOC Team |
THERE'S LITTLE DOUBT the federal government is managed in a way that quickly would put a private com
ASIA: NO VACATION FROM CHANGE
MARK MAGNIER |
Journalists live in morbid fear that all hell will break loose as soon as they go on vacation or lea
BARRIERS TO BETTER JOB GROWTH
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
A basic law of modern science is that two wire coat hangers, left alone in a cool, dark closet, will
MEXICO'S SALINAS EXTENDS A HAND
GEORGE W. GRAYSON |
Earlier this month, President Carlos Salinas de Gortari jetted to Chihuahua, Mexico, for Thursday an
ON TO HEALTH INSURANCE
JOC Team |
WITH BARELY A BREATHER after a head-battering budget battle, President Clinton has kicked off a pote
BUSINESS AS USUAL IN ROMANIA
MILAN RUZICKA |
Sensing that it plays a strategically important role in the West's struggle to contain the war in Bo
INJECTING LIFE INTO PUBLIC ASSETS
DAVID HAARMEYER |
Opponents of privatization are trying to persuade the Clinton administration to reverse a Bush admin
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
RESTORE REALISM<br><br> TO MARITIME DEBATEWinn B. Frank, a transportation consultant, writes in a re
NAFTA'S SIDE DEALS
JOC Team |
BILL CLINTON'S SIDE DEALS to the North American free-trade agreement strike a sensible balance betwe
WASHINGTON REPORT HUGHES MAY GET TRANSPORT POST
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Former Maryland Gov. Harry Hughes is under consideration by the Clinton administration to fill a slo
REGULATION UNDER MR. CLINTON
MELINDA WARREN |
In his campaign policy paper, "Putting People First," then-Gov. Bill Clinton vowed to pare the feder
SCIENCE HITS THE ECONOMIC SKIDS
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
Why are so many scientists gloomy these days? Because they have finally realized that the go-go days
HILL OF BEANS
JOC Team |
THE COFFEE CARTEL is back - sort of.<br><br> Discouraged by the prospects of reviving a worldwide ag
ENFORCING ANTITRUST LAWS
JOC Team |
THE NEW ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL for antitrust, Anne K. Bingaman, has strong views on competition
WHY JAPAN NEEDS A TAX CUT
RUDI DORNBUSCH |
Now that Japan has a new government, composed of splinter groups of the Liberal Democratic Party, ho
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