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POINTING FINGERS
JOC Team |
U.S. BANKS ARE IN TROUBLE once again. And once again, instead of facing up to the causes of those tr
TRADE TALKS MISS DEADLINES
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Several key negotiating groups in the Uruguay Round of international trade talks under the General A
SHAKING UP THE SHIPPING WORLD
MARC LEVINSON |
In the tightly knit maritime industry, people are more likely to stab one another in the back than t
DUMPING CODE: TIME FOR WORRY
ALFRED E. ECKES |
In the current negotiations to modify the Anti-Dumping Code of the General Agreement on Tariffs and
OUT OF FASHION
JOC Team |
QUICK: HOW MANY YEN does a dollar buy?<br><br> The answer is 128, but if you guessed wrong, you've g
MEAT MELEE
JOC Team |
U.S.-EUROPEAN COMMUNITY relations have hit bottom due to farm disputes. The EC flatly rejects the U.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
NO CHANGES NEEDED<br><br> IN SHIPPING ACTIn your Oct. 9 article, "Carey Believes Tariff Filing Is He
EMPLOYERS IGNORE MENTALLY ILL
T.J. ELLIOTT |
A subtle prejudice against those afflicted with alcoholism, depression and other behavior ailments
PAYING THE NUCLEAR PIPER
ERIC EHRMANN |
In the wake of successful United Nations sanctions against Iraq, the U.N.'s International Atomic En
SPECIAL FRIEND
JOC Team |
ISRAEL HAS BEEN a special friend of the United States. Its status as the only democratic state and r
EMISSIONS CREDITS
JOC Team |
SOME ELECTRIC POWER companies could gain from new regulations on coal-burning electric utilities put
SEALIFT AID STILL NOT QUITE RIGHT
ROBERT W. KESTELOOT |
The 1991 Defense Department budget debate initially anticipated a "peace dividend." In early August
FOR WHOM NOBELS DON'T TOLL
Tom Connors |
The Nobel Prizes have been announced and, once again, I have been passed over.<br><br> In earlier ye
FROZEN BY FEAR OF THE PRESENT
MIKE BARNICLE |
Last week, I found a woman in Somerville, Mass., who lives in a Dodge station wagon with her two dog
HEATHROW LOCKOUT
JOC Team |
THE AIR SERVICE agreement between Britain and the United States is a sore point for U.S. airlines. U
DRUG DEAL
JOC Team |
WHEN THE ELDERLY CANNOT AFFORD the premiums and deductibles for Medicare, the federal health plan fo
PROOF THAT WE'RE NOT JAPAN
Richard Lawrence |
Three recent reports, each from a different direction, raise a mutual question - What kind of job is
BANKS' GREATEST NEED: PROFITS
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The Federal Budget Follies - Washington's longest running situation comedy - has exposed the bankrup
NO GAINS FROM BUDGET CUTTING
JOHN T. BENNETT |
The current debate over monetary and fiscal policy has focused on the federal budget deficit. Those
JUST A BEGINNING
JOC Team |
THE GOOD NEWS is that, with Herculean labor, Congress and the White House have crafted a budget deal
LEFT BY THE WAYSIDE
JOC Team |
WHEN IT PUSHED for a new round of international trade talks four years ago, free trade in services
RICE: DOING IT JAPAN'S WAY
NOBORU NOGUCHI |
As the showdown over rice liberalization approaches, the political taboo on deregulating Japan's sta
FAIR EXCHANGE: DEBT FOR DRUGS
HOWARD M. LIEBMAN |
Swaps are all the rage. In the sixties, one swapped spouses. Later, barter<br><br>clubs were formed
US-SOVIET PACT BEARS NO FRUIT
Mark D. Berniker |
Mikhail Gorbachev and George Bush signed several commercial agreements in Washington this past summe
BARNSTORMING
JOC Team |
IF YOU WANT FREER TRADE, you've got to sell it. In that spirit, U.S. Commerce Secretary Robert Mosba
FAST SEALIFT
JOC Team |
THIS YEAR'S FEDERAL BUDGET is tight. Yet, somehow, it has room for maritime spending that's hard to
A PEEK AT THE SUBSIDY POLICY
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Speculation grows as the Bush administration continues to ponder changes in the subsidy programs for
TAX THE RICH, FOOL THE POOR
MARC LEVINSON |
OK, so we're gonna tax the rich. Or, to be more precise, we're gonna tax folks who earn a lot of mo
STILL WAITING FOR ALLIES' SUPPORT
CURTIS J. HOXTER |
The influential chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, Les Aspin, called it "schnorrerism."
ON-THE-JOB TRAINING
JOC Team |
IT'S HARD TO FIND an executive who doesn't lament the lack of basic skills among prospective employe
EASIER MONEY
JOC Team |
IN NORMAL TIMES, a 0.8 percent jump in the cost of living in a single month would be cause for alarm
STILL CAST AS THE BAD GUYS
MASAMICHI INOKI |
Japan and Germany still bear the stigma of World War II aggressors. Any high- profile role in intern
LATIN POLICY RECONSIDERED
The following is an excerpt from the prepared statement of |
The Enterprise for the Americas Initiative - or, as it is referred to in Latin America, the Bush Ini
WILL INSURANCE FUTURES FLY?
STEPHEN P. D'ARCY |
The Chicago Board of Trade, the world's oldest and largest commodity futures exchange, has decided t
KIWI COMPROMISE
JOC Team |
CONGRESS HAS A DESERVED reputation as protectionist. But once they are done with the speeches, membe
FREEDOM OF ACTION
JOC Team |
THE END OF THE COLD WAR has removed the shackles from U.S. foreign policy. While U.S.-Soviet coopera
POLITICAL FIX
JOC Team |
JAPAN'S PRIME MINISTER, Toshiki Kaifu, is in a no-win position. Even after a promise to donate $4 bi
NEW POLEMICS ON IMMIGRATION
MICHAEL S. TEITELBAUM |
Every public opinion poll shows that large increases in immigration are opposed by exceptionally lar
DEFENSE FUNDING FOR SEALIFT
ALEX J. MANDL |
Compared with the attention paid to stealth bombers, laser-guided weapons, cruise missiles and other
THE OTHER FACE IN THE MIRROR
Tom Connors |
There probably aren't many Japanese officials who agree with Pat Choate, the author of new book warn
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