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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
INTERMODAL FLEXIBILITY<br><br> FOR TRANSPORTATIONYour editorial, "One Step Backward" (May 6) correct
DAY IN COURT
JOC Team |
CONSOLIDATED RAIL CORP. dominates railroad transportation in the Northeast, a sometimes uncomfortabl
FAST-TRACK
JOC Team |
AFTER MONTHS OF HEATED debate, two congressional committees paved the way Tuesday for thestart of fr
ECONOMIC REBOUND SHAPES UP
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
As the nation's economic recovery takes shape this summer, significant changes in the landscape are
LET'S WELCOME THE DOCTOR GLUT
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
The "doctor glut," one of those perennial non-problems of American society, is in the news again, wi
JAPAN'S UNEASY MILITARY FUTURE
A.E. Cullison |
With gunfire stilled in the Persian Gulf, a tiny fleet of four Japanese wooden-hulled minesweepers a
TURKEY AND THE EC
JOC Team |
THE IDEA OF ACCEPTING TURKEY into the European Community has been dismissed as premature and unreali
TENSE TIMES
JOC Team |
MAYBE IT'S JUST BLUSTER, but Japanese business leaders say they won't bend to U.S. demands for trade
TRUCKING'S 'TOWWER OF BABEL'
JAMES HARKINS |
In its haste to inject more pricing competition into the trucking industry, the Interstate Commerce
HOW MITTERRAND STAYED ON TOP
BARBARA CASASSUS |
Last Friday marked the 10th year anniversary of French President Francois Mitterrand's rise to power
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
THAI TEXTILES STORY<br><br> MISSES THE POINTYour report "Thailand Uses a Loophole to Boost Its Texti
NEW CHOICES
JOC Team |
COMPETITION IS INCREASING in almost every industry, even in those traditionally viewed as monopolies
WASHINGTON REPORT DEVELOPING A WORLD-CLASS EDGE
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Business groups hope Congress will take some additional steps this year to help U.S. industry compet
'WATER PEACE' FOR THE GULF
GERALD ROBBINS |
The Gulf War created a new lexicon for describing the geopolitical fallout in the Middle East. Comme
REMEMBER THE URUGUAY ROUND
CLYDE V. PRESTOWITZ |
Forgotten in the uproar over the the proposed U.S.-Canada-Mexico talks for a North American free tra
SHIPBUILDING SUBSIDIES
JOC Team |
REP. SAM GIBBONS IS FED UP with foreign governments that subsidize their commercial shipbuilders, an
MORE CHOICES
JOC Team |
U.S. CONSUMERS COULD SAVE an estimated $20 billion this year, if the House follows the Senate's lead
SIGN OF THE TIMES
JOC Team |
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE is not the first company to transfer its corporate headquarters from the pricy
MEXICAN TRADE ONLY THE START
L. RONALD SCHEMAN |
The growing debate over the proposed U.S.-Mexico free trade accord is only the beginning. The real
MAKING PAPER WITHOUT TREES
DAVID MORRIS |
Logging wars are raging from the Philippines to Minnesota, from British Columbia to Brazil. The fore
IRAQ'S WOES: A LAWYER'S DREAM
DONALD E. DEKIEFFER |
Washington lawyers are gearing up for a decade of full employment. The issue is custom-made for them
ANTITRUST CONFUSION
JOC Team |
A FOREIGNER TRYING TO UNDERSTAND the attitudes of the Bush administration and the U.S. Congress towa
POLITICS SHOULDN'T RUN THE FED
TEAGAN D. GODDARD |
An effort to leash the independence of the Federal Reserve Board is gaining ground in Congress. But
DRUGS: UNREASONABLE TESTING?
JOC Team |
After spending parts of several days looking at statistics on testing railroad workers for alcohol a
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
FACTS SKEWED<br><br> IN NEW SHIPS DEBATEWe can always count on The Journal of Commerce to find gloom
TRADE WITH MEXICO
JOC Team |
NOTHING PRESIDENT BUSH CAN SAY will completely satisfy critics of his proposed free trade agreement
SILVER LINING?
JOC Team |
SOME PEOPLE'S OPINIONS MATTER more than others. If a few consumers believe the economy won't pick up
MAW AND PAW VISIT THE IMF
Richard Lawrence |
Maw and Paw were up here last week from Mugsville to attend the spring meeting of their two favorite
A KINDER, GENTLER GREENSPAN?
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The 1990-91 recession should be over by Labor Day. That is the good news. The bad news is that the
THE COSTS OF A SINGLE CURRENCY
REUVEN GLICK |
The European Community has moved closer to a monetary union since the establishment in 1979 of the E
A ROLE FOR GOVERNMENT
JOC Team |
GOVERNMENT HAS A LEGITIMATE INTEREST in funding high-technology research, which can position U.S. co
NO CHIP OFF THE OLD BUSH BLOCK
ALFRED E. ECKES |
Would Sen. Prescott Bush have supported his son George Bush's much-debated tariff decisions - free t
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
ILWU TRIED TO<br><br> REPLACE STEELWORKERSYour editorial "Abusive Practice" (April 18) provided a so
WINNING PROPOSITION
JOC Team |
MEXICANS HAVE HIGH HOPES for a U.S.-Mexico free trade agreement. According to the government newspap
EMPTY PROMISES
JOC Team |
DURING THE PAST 18 MONTHS, the United States, Japan and the European Community have rarely missed a
A TALE OF TWO NATIONS REBORN
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
In the minds of many Westerners, there is little difference between the countries of Eastern Europe.
WASHINGTON REPORT EXPORT CONTROL REVISION STALLED
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The Bush administration's attempt to draft a new export controls bill is bogged down in differences
RETHINKING FOREIGN INVESTMENT
PHEDON NICOLAIDES |
Mitsubishi Motors Corp. soon may help bail out Chrysler Corp. to the tune of $300 million. When a ma
SPRING CLEANING FOR THE FED
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
With news that the Federal Reserve Board lowered the discount rate by a half percentage point to cou
ONE STEP BACKWARD
JOC Team |
NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION POLICIES are best made with national needs in mind. That simple concept take
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