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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
CANADA'S BEER LAWS<br><br> ARE FAIR TO USWe were, quite frankly, shocked and appalled by your editor
TURBULENT SEAS
JOC Team |
PLENTY OF TRUCKS can be seen shuttling any day of the week between Busan, South Korea's largest port
ECONOMIC HOROSCOPE
JOC Team |
THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION, already booming economically, will continue to outstrip other parts of the
CANADA, MEXICO: WHO'S NEXT?
Richard Lawrence |
To coin a phrase, "What's after Nafta?"<br><br> Let's assume the United States, Canada and Mexico, d
THE TROUBLE WITH "FREE' TRADE
MARC HAMMARLUND |
Last weekend, trade ministers from the United States, Canada and Mexico locked themselves in the Wat
CASTRO AND THE ENERGY BLUES
GEORGE W. GRAYSON |
Dramatic cutbacks in oil imports from the former Soviet Union have profoundly changed life in Cuba a
UKRAINE'S ECONOMIC PLAN
JOC Team |
ADVICE TO UKRAINIAN OFFICIALS from Germany's largest commercial bank: Parts of the new republic's ec
TEAMSTER TURMOIL
JOC Team |
THE NASTY CONFRONTATION between new Teamsters Union President Ron Carey and the government is disqui
SCIENCE AS A WELFARE PROGRAM
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
The space station is a celestial motel, scorned by serious researchers as<br><br>useless for advanci
BRIGHT LIGHTS AMID THE GLOOM
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
While the economy has recovered at a snail's pace thus far in 1992, corporate profits have improved
RAILROAD PEACE
JOC Team |
THE IMPASSE IS FINALLY OVER in that other labor dispute that confronted Congress this summer: June's
FREEING HONG KONG'S AIRPORT
MARY CHILD |
If you forget for the moment all the political noise surrounding the Sino- Hong Kong airport talks,
CONGRESS AND THE COAL TAX
JOC Team |
CONGRESS HAS A TALENT for meddling in labor disputes. In June, it was railroads; this month, it's co
EXPANDING HEMISPHERIC TRADE
RICHARD BERNAL |
It is vitally important for the Western Hemisphere's economic recovery that the North American free-
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR TRUCKING REGULATION SERVES A PURPOSE
JOC Team |
The opinion article in your June 12 edition, "Trucking's Regulatory Morass" (Page 6A), is just too m
RETURN OF EUROPE'S "DIRIGISTES'
Bruce Barnard |
The battle between free marketers and interventionists in the European Community is set to flare up
TRUCKING AND FREE TRADE
JOC Team |
SOME 75 percent OF U.S. TRADE with Mexico moves by truck. Yet the border between the two countries h
FIGHTING INFLATION
JOC Team |
THE MONTH-OLD COALITION government of Italian Prime Minister Giuliano Amato won a major victory late
WASHINGTON REPORT CHINA BILL MOVES TO SENATE SHOP
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The annual Senate battle over China trade policy will move forward Tuesday when the Senate Finance C
JAPAN: WHERE'S THE LEADERSHIP?
RYUTARO OZAKI |
Defeat in World War II not only cured Japan's militaristic delusions but also destroyed our backbone
COLLISION COURSE FOR THE COLLIDER
JOHN K. HULM |
The most important basic research project in the world today - an effort that realistically could im
REVIVING QUEBEC
JOC Team |
PROLONGED RECESSION apparently has dampened separatist sentiment in Quebec. The province's premier,
CALIFORNIA'S CHOICE
JOC Team |
CALIFORNIA'S TRUCKERS have a problem. As we've noted here before, the courts recently freed Federal
PAINTING CORPORATIONS GREEN
JAMES SHEEHAN |
This year's United Nations Earth Summit focused world attention on the environment. As a result, man
AMERICA'S LEADERLESS ECONOMY
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
One of the main issues of this campaign will be who to "blame" for the current economic situation. T
FALSE ALARM ON FOOD IRRADIATION
CHARLES O. GALLINA |
As a scientist, the transparent political melodrama over food irradiation makes me angry. Food compa
TAKING THE INITIATIVE
JOC Team |
RESOLVING TRADE DISPUTES is tough enough. Changing a country's entire business culture, which U.S. a
SUMMER OF DISCONTENT
JOC Team |
GEORGE BUSH is not the only Western leader in trouble with voters. French President Francois Mitterr
GEORGE BUSH: A REGULATORY GUY
Tom Connors |
For all of his rhetoric and efforts against federal regulation, George Bush has been and probably wi
REBUILDING AMERICA'S ECONOMY
JOSEPH R. BIDEN Jr. |
The next time rush hour traffic allows you to contemplate the state of our public facilities, you wo
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
DOMESTIC SHIP LINES<br><br> FAULT MARITIME BILL<br><br>Your July 22 article "Maritime Sector Remains
MEXICO AND MR. GEPHARDT
JOC Team |
RICHARD GEPHARDT is eager to help George Bush negotiate a proper free-trade agreement with Mexico. B
RUSSIA, JAPAN AND FOUR ISLANDS
A.E. Cullison |
After years of on-again, off-again negotiations, first with the Soviet Union and lately with the Rus
A TRAP OF AMERICA'S MAKING
ALAN TONELSON |
With the European Community's recent decision to cut internal agricultural subsidies, the United Sta
LATIN STOCK MARKETS HEAD SOUTH
ERIC EHRMANN |
After a month of frantic selling, Mexico's stock market, the "bolsa," is posting big gains on news t
MULTIHANDED ECONOMISTS
JOC Team |
JAPAN'S ECONOMIC POLICY-MAKERS, fanning out Tuesday to explain their plans to stimulate the economy,
BEER WAR
JOC Team |
THE UNITED STATES LAUNCHED a beer war with Canada last week, but in this case, Washington can be for
COSTLY ENVIRONMENTAL IMAGES
HOWARD McCLINTIC |
As we consider the "global Marshall Plan" envisioned by Sen. Al Gore, and in one form or another by
EC EDGES TOWARD PRIVATIZATION
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
Like a lazy tide, a steady move toward privatization is rolling over Europe.<br><br> German and Ital
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
MEXICO'S ELECTIONS<br><br> FAR FROM DEMOCRATICI want to call your attention to a misleading statemen
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