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CALIFORNIA DREAMING IS COSTLY
SCOTT BENNETT |
The Mamas and Pappas once sang about California dreaming on a winter's day. These winter days, Calif
GATT TALKS
JOC Team |
THE CLOUDS SHADOWING the suspended world trade talks began to lift last week when negotiators agreed
AIRLINE SETBACK
JOC Team |
FINANCIAL TURMOIL AMONG the world's airlines offers good examples of the right way - and the wrong w
WINNING THE ECONOMIC PEACE
JOE O. ROGERS |
The idea for a new international development bank should set off alarms for U.S. companies bidding f
US CONSUMERS BITE THE BULLET
WILLIAM R. NEIKIRK |
Perrier, the chic drink of the 1980s, can't get its old market back. It has tried every conceivable
TRUCKERS' SHRINKING SLICE OF PIE
Tom Connors |
Freight transportation's shrinking share of the national economic pie may be mostly good news.<br><b
ENERGY STRATEGY
JOC Team |
THE UNITED STATES HAS SPENT the last 20 years searching for an energy policy that makes us less dep
PRAISE FOR SEALIFT COMMAND
NICHOLAS VAN REESEMA |
Much of the war materiel used by allied forces in Saudi Arabia has been transported in commercial sh
RECESSION MAY BE LENGTHY
JOHN A. TATOM |
Recent information on the nation's economic performance provides mixed signals about the length and
JAPAN SHUNS LEADERSHIP ROLE
A.E. CULLISON |
Japanese leaders don't like what they're hearing when they turn on their televisions and radios. It
CHIP PACT
JOC Team |
WHEN GOVERNMENTS TRY to set the price or market share of imports and exports, productivity and growt
WASHINGTON'S FAVORITE PATSY
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Next to Saddam Hussein, the "credit crunch" is Washington's favorite scapegoat. Tight-fisted bankers
IRAQ'S DEADLY ARMS NETWORK
ERIC EHRMANN |
With Desert Storm's ground campaign approaching, allied forces will soon face weapons acquired by Ir
PERESTROIKA IS NOT DEAD - YET
MARK D. BERNIKER Mark D. Berniker writes for The Journal of |
The latest fashion among Soviet watchers is to bury Mikhail Gorbachev's policy of perestroika. But
SOVIET PEACE PLAN
JOC Team |
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE between the terms of Saddam Hussein's "cruel hoax" last week and those of th
REGULATORY OVERKILL
JOC Team |
GOVERNMENT REGULATION HAS ITS PLACE, but the ocean freight brokering business is not one of them.<br
BANKS CAN'T GET THERE FROM HERE
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
Chicago economist David Hale wants some credit. From his fecund mind comes this often-quoted, often-
FOUR STEPS TO MARITIME REFORM
DAVID A. MENACHOF |
Operation Desert Shield brought to light the consequences of neglecting our merchant marine industry
A NEW TRADE ROLE FOR CONGRESS
ROBERT W. JEROME |
Congress is about to face a dilemma that will determine whether it has any significant voice in two
TRAFFIC ANTIDOTE
JOC Team |
TUCKED AWAY IN THE Bush administration's new highway spending plan is a novel concept for relieving
AIRBUS IRONY
JOC Team |
IT IS PAINFULLY IRONIC that as Germany struggles to rebuild the old government-controlled economy in
US-JAPAN TIES AFTER GULF WAR
RONALD A. MORSE |
While no one in their right mind would suggest that U.S.-Japan relations are in great shape, a good
PLOTS, PARANOIA AND THE RUBLE
MICHAEL S. LELYVELD |
Soviet Prime Minister Valentin Pavlov's accusation Tuesday that Western banks tried to oust Presiden
THE TYRANNY OF TECHNOLOGY
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
''This is your local police department. If you wish to report a defective traffic signal, press one.
HIGHWAY PLAN
JOC Team |
FACED WITH A SYSTEM of crumbling highways and growing travel demands, Transportation Secretary Samue
THREE-WAY TRADE GAINS
JOC Team |
The incentive for Canada to participate in the Mexico-U.S. free trade negotiations has both positiv
US BANKING'S GLOBAL RETREAT
CURTIS J. HOXTER |
U.S. commercial banks are pulling in their horns worldwide. Despite the growing presence of U.S. cor
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION
TOM CONNORS |
Every now and then, issues I write about come home and become personalized.<br><br> My older son, Mi
YUGOSLAV THREATS
JOC Team |
EUROPEAN HOPES that Yugoslav ethnic groups will patch up their differences before violence threatens
SEPARATE TALKS
JOC Team |
SHOULD ENVIRONMENTAL safeguards be included in the proposed U.S. free trade agreement with Mexico an
POLITICAL SAVVY
JOC Team |
CONGRESS WELL REMEMBERS that lax federal oversight triggered the savings and loan fiasco, so it isn'
WATER COULD HELP WIN THE WAR
GERALD ROBBINS |
Oil and water don't usually mix - but anything could happen in the current Persian Gulf crisis.<br><
NOW FOR SOME GOOD NEWS
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Bad news about the economy seemed to pour forth endlessly last week. But the outlook is not so bleak
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
US MUST MOUNT<br><br> FREE TRADE STRATEGYIn "Breaking Out of GATT's Grip" (Opinion, Jan. 31), Rep. R
SOVIET SCAPEGOAT
JOC Team |
DURING ECONOMIC HARD times, it's always convenient to have someone to blame. At least one Soviet lea
WAR SPLITS THE GERMAN LEFT
MIRIAM WIDMAN |
After weeks of protest, many of the large demonstrations against the Persian Gulf war here have subs
HOW THE WAR AFFECTS BUSINESS
DEMOS VARDIABASIS |
As the Persian Gulf war enters its fourth week, American business must understand the impact on its
TRADING WITHIN THE AMERICAS
CHRISTIAN BERG |
The official announcement that Mexico, Canada and the United States will begin formal negotiation of
SOUTH AFRICA'S CHOICE
JOC Team |
SOUTH AFRICA SOON will be facing a decision similar to the one that confronted framers of the U.S.
WASHINGTON REPORT SHORT SHRIFT FOR LONG TRUCKS
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
SUPPORTERS OF LONGER AND HEAVIER trucks will have to state their case more persuasively to get a key
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