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SHOULD BANKS BE STOCKHOLDERS?
SUN BAE KIM |
With the Feb. 5 release of the Treasury Department's proposal, banking reform will be a high priorit
PUBLISHER'S NOTEBOOK BIG SHIPS, TOUGH COMPETITION
Don C. Becker |
Despite hopes to the contrary, de-bilitating overcapacity in the world's container shipping trades a
RAIL STRIKE
JOC Team |
MOST OF THE NATION'S RAILROADS could be shut down by a strike next Wednesday, but no one is likely t
CANADIAN CONTRASTS
JOC Team |
MEXICO'S PRESIDENT, Carlos Salinas de Gortari, has been on the road to drum up support for a North A
WEAVING A NEW TEXTILE ACCORD
Richard Lawrence |
Carlos Moore, executive vice president of the American Textile Manufacturers Institute, is the autho
CONSUMERS CAUGHT IN VISE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The U.S. economy fell at a rate of over 4 percent during the first quarter, more than double its dec
MONGOLIA'S FUTURE LIES IN MINING
JAMES P. DORIAN |
During its 70-year history, the People's Republic of Mongolia has been dominated by its neighbor to
DUE CREDIT
JOC Team |
JAPAN IS NOT AMERICA'S economic enemy. Nearly a dozen trade agreements signed by the two countries i
CHINA'S EXCUSE
JOC Team |
CHINA FELL FROM GRACE with the world after the Tiananmen incident in the spring of 1989. But Chinese
'POLICY BOMB' AWAITS CONGRESS
JOHN J. ST. JOHN |
A hidden policy bomb was plant-ed in Congress on March 1, and lawmakers apparently have no idea of i
POLL TAX AGAIN SHAKES BRITAIN
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
It doesn't sound terribly dangerous. In fact, it sounds downright dull. But it has touched off riots
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
NO FAST-TRACK,<br><br> NO FREE TRADEI disagree with conclusions of "U.S., Mexico Face Social Losses"
A BETTER WAY
JOC Team |
IF IT'S BROKEN, FIX IT. If it can't be fixed, replace it with something new. Shipping lines particip
WASHINGTON REPORT ITC MAY GET NEW CHAIRMAN
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
THE STAGE MAY BE SET SOON for a new International Trade Commission chairman.<br><br> Don Newquist, a
WHY TARO CAN'T STUDY IN JAPAN
HIROSHI INOSE |
Many Americans praise Japan's educational system but few realize that the excellence ends with high
SEEK FREE TRADE DOWN UNDER
STEWART A. BAKER |
Selling trade liberalization on Capitol Hill has never been easy. Now the administration finds itsel
FORTRESS EUROPE REVISITED
JOC Team |
THANKS TO SOUND policy decisions and a good public relations campaign, the European Community has co
AND HERE AT HOME . . .
JOC Team |
EUROPEAN ELECTRONICS companies are not alone in turning to government to help solve their competitiv
MEXICO: SOCIAL CONCERNS COUNT
JOHN J. LaFALCE |
In the "best of all possible worlds," a free trade agreement with Mexico would be easy to negotiate
LOSING JOB PROTECTION ABROAD
JOY CHERIAN |
The Supreme Court last week issued an important ruling that limits the opportunities for workers emp
THE BALLAD OF GIL CARMICHAEL
DAVID R. BOLDT |
It's time to do that little exercise where we look at our home planet from outer space and see what
A WAY WITH WORDS
JOC Team |
THE UNMISTAKABLE STAMP of government showed itself again this week when the Coast Guard issued volun
LACK OF TRUST
JOC Team |
JAPANESE ELECTRONICS manufacturers feel they are damned if they do and damned if they don't - or rat
GERMANY'S GLASS IS HALF FULL
DIETHELM PROWE |
Less than six months ago, East Germans were looking forward to a quick ''economic miracle." Today th
TRADE AND THE CHINESE COUSINS
Tom Connors |
Despite much official U.S. rhetoric, American policy by and large has blinked at Chinese human right
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
GET ALL THE FACTS<br><br> ON US-MEXICO PACTWesley Smith's article, "Debunking Free Trade's Critics"
MEAGER REFORM
JOC Team |
PRICES FOR MANY consumer goods in the Soviet Union doubled and tripled Tuesday, part of an economic
BAD VEHICLE
JOC Team |
BUILDING CARS THAT are more fuel-efficient usually means making them smaller, but smaller cars don't
SERBIA PLAYS RUSSIAN ROULETTE
RENEO LUKIC |
Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic's designs on the rest of Yugoslavia may not be so apparent to the
A YEAR OLDER AND DEEPER IN DEBT
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The United States earned dubious distinction as the world's largest debtor during the Reagan adminis
FINDING THE COMMON GROUND
A.E. CULLISON |
The Persian Gulf war is over and U.S.-Japan relations have returned to normal - that is, if you con
BUDGET SABOTAGE?
JOC Team |
JUST AS MIKHAIL GORBACHEV struggles to keep the Soviet Union together, the Kremlin is facing a 58 bi
CHINA'S BARRIERS
JOC Team |
IT WAS NO SURPRISE that Japan took most of the heat last week when the Bush administration released
RELY ON WORLD OIL MARKETS
HENRY R. LINDEN |
Proponents of restrictive energy policies have learned little from their involvement in creating the
JAPAN: THE ART OF NARCISSISM
LESLIE E. GRAYSON |
The role of the Japanese in the world order has been analyzed from the economic, political, strategi
RISKY BUSINESS IN THE USSR
MARK D. BERNIKER |
Talk to Western businessmen and diplomats in the Soviet Union and they will tell you the same story:
MILITARY MILESTONE
JOC Team |
FORTY-TWO YEARS ago this Wednesday, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization was formed to counter the
EXTRAORDINARY CHALLENGE
JOC Team |
CANADA IS THE United States' largest trading partner, but business ties between the two often are le
FISCAL FRAILTIES AND DEJA VU
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
Seeking refuge from the economic cares of the moment, I picked up a yellowing tome of American histo
FAST-TRACK OR OFF THE TRACK?
LARRY A. BOSSIDY |
Although officially back on track, the Uruguay Round of world trade talks is really on hold as the w
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