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PROFLIGATE POLITICIANS
RICHARD B. McKENZIE |
A chart can sometimes match a picture and be worth at least a thousand words.<br><br> Consider the c
BRINGING THAILAND UP TO SPEED
JOSEPH P. QUINLAN |
It all appeared to be going so well. After five years of explosive growth, Thailand was internationa
STUCK IN THE EC'S WAITING ROOM
Bruce Barnard |
Eastern Europe is a front-line victim of Denmark's rejection of the Maastricht Treaty.<br><br> The E
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
TRADE TALKS: LET'S<br><br> GET ON WITH ITLet's be optimistic about the Uruguay Round of the General
A SLOW THAW
JOC Team |
ALTHOUGH CHINA AND TAIWAN are at odds over Taiwan's admission to the GATT, there are signs their rel
PUT EUROFED IN FRANKFURT
JOC Team |
DENMARK'S VOTE rejecting European unification has politicians there in a quandary, but for those sti
WASHINGTON REPORT FOREIGN AID REFORM NEXT YEAR?
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Major reforms in the U.S. foreign aid program may come next year, administration and congressional s
THAILAND'S REAL POWER BROKER
JOSEPH P. QUINLAN |
Contrary to popular belief, the most powerful man in Thailand is not the general with the most guns,
ARGENTINA'S ECONOMIC DILEMMA
ERIC EHRMANN |
As if servicing a $63 billion foreign debt wasn't enough, economic reforms recommended by the Intern
METRICS AND FREIGHT
JOC Team |
SCORE ONE for common sense. The Interstate Commerce Commission decided last week that trucking compa
CHINA'S MFN
JOC Team |
THREE YEARS after army tanks crushed a budding democracy movement in Beijing, hundreds of protesters
PLAYING BALANCED BUDGET GAMES
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
Just when you thought everyone had forgotten about it, Prohibition is about to make a comeback. Not
SETTING STANDARDS FOR ASSISTANCE
LUCY KOMISAR |
Environmental and human rights groups often announce their "worst polluter" or "most repressive" lis
HOW TO PRIVATIZE INFRASTRUCTURE
ROGER FELDMAN |
President Bush's recent executive order on infrastructure privatization could start a flood of creat
EUROPE'S DECISION
JOC Team |
DENMARK'S SHOCKING DECISION to reject the "New Europe" doesn't kill plans for a political and econom
MIXED SIGNALS
JOC Team |
READING THIS ECONOMIC RECOVERY is like reading ink blots - you can see something different every tim
FLYING BLIND AT THE TRADE TALKS
ALAN TONELSON & LISA COSMAS |
The Bush administration says it takes international trade liberalization seriously. Success in the w
BRAVE NEW WORLD (TAX DEPT.)
Tom Connors |
Two key House members have painted an $11 billion picture of the ways to reduce U.S. multinational c
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
WASHINGTON SHOULD<br><br> HELP OIL INDUSTRY<br><br>The U.S. government finally is going to bat for o
PENSION CHOICES
JOC Team |
FINANCIAL TITANS are fighting over the investment dollars in corporate pension<br><br>plans.<br><br>
DIALING RUSSIA
JOC Team |
DESPITE THE END of the Cold War and the dissolution of the Soviet Union, U.S. officials had refused
TRADE AS ENVIRONMENTAL LEVER
MAX BAUCUS |
A year ago, today's Earth Summit in Brazil was viewed by many throughout the world as perhaps the mo
EARTH TALK
JOC Team |
THE EARTH SUMMIT that begins today in Brazil is much less than it could have been. Instead of strong
THE MONEY GEYSER AT THE FED
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The primary campaign ended with a whimper this week. While George Bush and Bill Clinton won nominati
CRACKING JAPAN'S GLASS CEILING
A.E. Cullison |
Yoko Nakagawa, 26, is able and highly intelligent, a graduate of one of Japan's best universities, a
CHERNOBYL REVISITED
JOC Team |
IF A REMINDER IS NEEDED of the need for international environmental cooperation, it is supplied by R
GERMANY'S SEASON OF GLOOM
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
There's been a lot of gloating in France and Britain over the economic and political problems that h
QUESTIONING GLOBAL WARMING
HENRY R. LINDEN |
As we get closer to the U.N. Conference on Environment and Development in Rio de Janeiro, the debate
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
SHIPBUILDERS NEED<br><br> TRADE REMEDIESWhile The Journal of Commerce certainly has every right to d
SWISS NEUTRALITY
JOC Team |
SWITZERLAND, which has long prized its neutrality, may have to compromise that principle if it becom
A GOOD START
JOC Team |
THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY has been congratulating itself lately for revising its bloated farm subsidy p
WASHINGTON REPORT HAMBURG RULES ON JUNE MENU?
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
A House maritime subcommittee may hold hearings this month on a controversial international cargo li
EDUCATING CHILDREN FOR PROFIT
JOAN BECK |
If you had $3 billion to set up an innovative private-school system, what would you create?<br><br>
NATIONAL "FORTRESSES' IN EUROPE
MARK ASPINWALL |
An expert on the European Community was asked recently if a "Fortress Europe" is looming, a referenc
CAPPING GAS PRODUCTION
JOC Team |
AMONG THE SENSIBLE PROVISIONS in the just-passed House energy bill is one that blocks gas-producing
A USEFUL START
JOC Team |
THE ENERGY BILL that's likely to become law this summer won't come close to meeting its original goa
THE "PEOPLE' DON'T KNOW BEST
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
Presidential candidate Ross Perot would develop his various programs for the nation by staging elect
WOMEN AND THE EARTH SUMMIT
LUCY KOMISAR |
Women might find Brazil, with an international reputation for sexism, an inhospitable place to press
USING ELECTRICITY TO SAVE ENERGY
RICHARD BALZHISER |
As U.S. industries face new and growing global markets, energy efficiency becomes increasingly impor
INVESTOR'S CHOICE
JOC Team |
AS BANK INTEREST RATES PLUMMET, Americans are turning increasingly to mutual<br><br>funds - pools of
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