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FIXING THE FARM FEUD
JOC Team |
ON FIRST REFLECTION, farmers worldwide might seem justifiably disappointed with Friday's U.S.-Europe
WASHINGTON REPORT CLINTON CALMS SOME NERVES
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The possibility of massive trade sanctions against China has been the biggest international policy w
THE APPROACHING PENSION CLIFF
CRAIG STOCK |
If you think you're too young to pay attention to retirement savings, think again. Anyone who is wor
WHITHER THE INSURANCE MARKET?
MARC H. ROSENBERG |
In 1992, the U.S. insurance industry experienced a series of catastrophic events that were unprecede
TRADING PLACES
JOC Team |
AS BILL CLINTON moves closer to the White House, the weight of high office is producing subtle polic
GATT AGREEMENT
JOC Team |
RETALIATION IS HARDLY A SOUND BASIS for international trade policy. Yet, Washington's threat to slap
THE PERIL IN DREAMS DEFERRED
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
The possibility of power always seems grander than its wielding. No matter how much the Clinton tran
TAKING SIDES IN LIBERIA'S WAR
MILTON ALLIMADI |
As much of the world watches in disbelief, at least four militias are battling for control of Liberi
REWARDING GOVERNMENT SERVICE
SUSAN AARONSON |
Wall Street, Main Street and Capitol Hill are abuzz with rumors of whom Bill Clinton will appoint to
TAXING CAPITAL
JOC Team |
INVESTMENT TAX CREDITS are an idea whose time has come - and gone, and come back again, a total of s
DISNEY DOWNER
JOC Team |
NOW SEEMS that even Walt Disney, that most American of companies, finds it difficult to do business
A NEW LOOK AT "TRICKLE DOWN'
JOHN A. TATOM |
Many analysts believe that President-elect Bill Clinton owes his victory to his attacks on what he c
PROPOSING A TAX ON CREDULITY?
Tom Connors |
President-elect Bill Clinton's renewed promise of an early economic stimulus package probably will m
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
RUSSIAN TROOPS<br><br> MUST LEAVE BALTICSI agree with William Danvers that Russia needs help ("Heedi
YELTSIN'S CHALLENGE
JOC Team |
AS BORIS YELTSIN IS LEARNING, transferring Russia's clunky state industries to private ownership req
NEW SPENDING IN CANADA
JOC Team |
TAKING A LEAF out of Bill Clinton's notebook, Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney is planning a m
HOW MR. CLINTON CAN CREATE JOBS
RICHARD VEDDER |
Bill Clinton correctly showed during the presidential campaign that virtually no jobs had been creat
HIDDEN TAXES IN THE ECONOMY
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Despite endless talk in the election campaign about "jump-starting the economy," the incoming Clinto
HONG KONG'S GROWING EXODUS
MARY CHILD |
When word made the rounds that Hong Kong Telecom, the territory's telephone monopoly and largest pri
FRENCH WHINE
JOC Team |
THESE ARE TOUGH TIMES for the French wine industry. Even before Washington threatened to impose puni
A NEW ENERGY POLICY
JOC Team |
ENVIRONMENTALISTS HAVE HIGH HOPES for Bill Clinton's energy policies. Clinton advisers already are h
A GUIDE TO CLINTON ECONOMICS
MURRAY WEIDENBAUM |
A new cottage industry has developed in the United States: forecasting the changes that will be made
AN EC SHOWDOWN OVER GATT
Bruce Barnard |
The bitter struggle in the European Commission over the GATT world trade talks has decisively tipped
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
A COMMITMENT<br><br> TO NONPROLIFERATIONIn his Nov. 5 Opinion article, "Saddam's Argentine Connectio
REASONABLE TRUCK RATES
JOC Team |
IT ISN'T EVERY DAY a clumsy, outdated law can be revived and put to good use. But that's what's happ
RECONSIDERING PLUTONIUM
JOC Team |
HOW BADLY does Japan really need to import highly toxic plutonium to supply its nuclear power plants
WASHINGTON REPORT THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM?
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
President-elect Bill Clinton's first efforts last week to assemble his transition teams probably cam
HOW TO APPLY A FISCAL STIMULUS
JOHN T. BENNETT |
The budget deficit poses a dilemma for the incoming Clinton administration. It is impossible to simu
A SICK PLAN FOR HEALTH REFORM
JOAN BECK |
President-elect Bill Clinton has repeatedly promised to put together a national health-care plan in
BACK TO EC BASICS
JOC Team |
EUROPE'S LEADERS have their work cut out for them on the home front. Just ahead of votes in the Euro
POLICIES, NOT PROCESS
JOC Team |
NOTHING EXCITES BUREAUCRATS like overhauling the bureaucracy, and Bill Clinton has plenty of that in
JAPAN'S RECESSION: BRIGHT SPOTS
TOSHIHIKO UJI |
I saw a condominium that was marked down by $500,000. Co-ops valued above $1 million aren't moving.<
WHY WE NEED A STRONG USTR
MICHAEL B. SMITH |
In his Nov. 9 article on this page ("Leave the USTR Post Vacant"), my former Mike Samuels, argued th
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
HUNT DEFENDS<br><br> DRIVER RECORD<br><br>Your Oct. 21 article, "Teamsters Seek Numbers Among J.B. H
AFTER THE EARTH SUMMIT
JOC Team |
FOR TWO WEEKS LAST JUNE, the Earth Summit in Brazil focused worldwide attention on protecting the gl
JIM BARTLEY
JOC Team |
FREIGHT SHIPPERS owe a debt of gratitude to Jim Bartley, who retires next month after 20 years as Wa
MEMO TO BILL CLINTON ON TRADE
JOHN MAGGS |
To: BC<br><br> From: Transition (Intl. Issues)Re: Trade, et al.<br><br>The Team has been discussing
FISCAL STIMULUS AND EASY MONEY
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The presidential transition has barely begun, but already the signs are plain. Mr. Clinton'sstay in
MUTING LABOR'S VOICE IN MEXICO
GEORGE W. GRAYSON |
Fidel Velazquez, the stocky, 92-year-old leader of the Confederation of Mexican Workers, this countr
CHINA AND MR. CLINTON
JOC Team |
EVEN AS BILL CLINTON prepares to jump-start the domestic economy, international issues are coming to
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