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CANADIAN CULTURE UNDER SEIGE?
LEO RYAN |
Question: What's guaranteed to make front page news in Canada? Answer: Pronouncements by U.S. offici
AMERICA NEEDS REBUILDING, TOO
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
The Soviet economy commands wide attention these days from press and politician alike.<br><br> And w
SOLVING DEBT AND STAGNATION
NORMAN A. BAILEY |
Part of the U.S. government's strategy for promoting free market development in Eastern Europe and L
TWO JOBS TOO MANY
JOC Team |
THE OUTSPOKEN AND CONTROVERSIAL chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., L. William Seidman,
BANKING ON CHANGE
JOC Team |
WHILE THE SENATE BANKING COMMITTEE was struggling last week to modernize the U.S. financial system,
PROTECTIONISM IN OUR OWN YARD
ROBERT J. LEO |
Much has been said and written about U.S. trade policy, particularly the Bush administration's "crow
KEEP AN EYE ON THE BUNDESBANK
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
A powerful new player moved to the center of the world economic stage last week. Helmut Schlesinger,
BASHING JAPAN'S CORPORATE CLANS
A.E. Cullison |
Japanese political and industrial leaders are seriously concerned that when both houses of Congress
EARLY WARNING
JOC Team |
NO U.S. MILITARY AIRCRAFT sales deal is ever simple or apolitical. When the deal involves Japan, our
MOTORING IN THE EC
JOC Team |
IN THE NAME OF FREE TRADE and open markets, the European Community has forced protectionist trade re
EC MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
Since the inception of the European Community in 1957 there has been little question as to which of
US DEFENSE NOT A JOBS PROGRAM
FRANK C. CARLUCCI |
Bravo for Congress. Last week's strong vote in the House to approve the military base closing propos
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
WORLDWIDE DUMPING<br><br> LAWS NEED REFORMIn his letter to the editor of July 10, ("Minivan Dumping
BICKERING BY THE BAY
JOC Team |
DREDGING HARBORS IS MESSY BUSINESS, but it's necessary to keep ports open to ship traffic. In the Sa
SOVIET AID SUPPLEMENT
JOC Team |
PRESIDENT BUSH already has taken the commendable step of extending most- favored-nation status to th
WASHINGTON REPORT CONGRESS REVISITS 'FAST-TRACK'
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Congress won't let the "fast-track" trade issue die.<br><br> Rep. John LaFalce, D-N.Y., wants the Ge
TACKLING JAPAN'S WHEAT MARKET
STEWART A. BAKER |
The effort to open Japan's rice market has settled into the rhythm of an old family fight. Americans
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
WATERFRONT IS CLEANER<br><br> DUE TO COMMISSIONWe disagree with your editorial "Waterfront Anachroni
POLICY PARADOX?
JOC Team |
MANY PEOPLE THOUGHT President Bush's visit to the Ukraine last week symbolized the inherently contra
AUTO WARS
JOC Team |
AUTOMOBILES ARE THE CORE of the U.S. trade deficit with Japan. Last month, the two countries agreed
HOW BUSINESS USES 'INTELLIGENCE'
JOHN PRESCOTT |
Understanding the competitive business environment is a basic, yet essential concept that is often o
JAPAN'S NEW GLOBAL CHALLENGE
ROY HERBERGER |
Japan-bashing aside, a very legitimate case can be made that Japanese management is poised at the sa
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
GUAM HURT BY HIGH<br><br> SHIPPING RATESThe government of the Territory of Guam currently has a case
STOCK SCANDAL FALLOUT
JOC Team |
THE JAPANESE STOCK SCANDAL continues to unfold like origami. It did not abate with the June resignat
REAL COSTS
JOC Team |
THE HOUSE TODAY is expected to vote on a $153.5 billion transportation bill and the 5-cents-a-gallon
WAR RELIEF FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
PAUL SHRIVASTAVA |
Human suffering and political confusion have dominated postwar news in the persian gulf. But now, a
DON'T PHASE OUT SMALL BANKS
DAVID MORRIS |
When Jesse James robbed a bank he walked up to the tellers, pointed a gun in their faces and demande
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
TURNING THE TABLES<br><br> ON AIRLINE PRICINGHaving spent most of my professional career in transpor
AID SNAG
JOC Team |
U.S. POLICY TOWARD PERU rests on an ugly Catch-22. The Bush administration can't give Peru financial
FALLOUT FROM BCCI
JOC Team |
''We have a Model T (bank) examination system which we cannot expect to function properly in the tur
CARMAKERS' DEMOLITION DERBY
Richard Lawrence |
Welcome again to the wild and wacky wonderland of world automotive trade.<br><br> The Big Three Gen
MEXICO PUTS OIL ON TRADE TABLE
CHRISTOPHER WHALEN |
Just weeks into the U.S.-Mexico free trade talks, the explosive issue of oil has grabbed center stag
HANDS OFF THE FEDERAL RESERVE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
As expected, the U.S. economy hit bottom last spring and started to bounce back. That's the good new
RAILROAD CREWS
JOC Team |
EVERY BRANCH OF GOVERNMENT, it seems, will have a say in the railroad industry's labor problems. A p
THREADBARE WORLD TEXTILE POLICY
STUART K. TUCKER |
The Multi-Fibre Arrangement, the longstanding global agreement to limit textile and apparel trade, e
UK SLUMP SAPS 'THATCHERISM'
JANET PORTER |
The collapse of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International, mounting losses at Lloyd's of London
ECONOMICS OF MECHANICAL HEARTS
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
For a quick course in why health-care spending continually eludes stringent efforts at cost control,
FEDERAL LABS
JOC Team |
NO GOVERNMENT SPENDS MORE on research and development than the United States; no country receives le
WASHINGTON REPORT RAIL LABOR MAY HEAD FOR COURT
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
There is a good chance that rail labor will go to court early this week to challenge the constitutio
OUTGUESSING THE BABY BOOMERS
DICK MARLOWE |
The biggest guessing game going in the world of marketing these days has to do with that fascinating
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