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STRIKE A DEAL
JOC Team |
IT TOOK TWO MAJOR OIL SPILLS to bring the House and Senate closer on legislation to prevent and mana
THE BATTLE OF THE FEDERAL RESERVES
MARC LEVINSON |
A whiff of intrigue always floats through Washington in the days before the Federal Open Market Comm
A NEW TONE OUT OF MEXICO
SIDNEY WEINTRAUB |
Octavio Paz, writing about the victory of Violeta Chamorro in Nicaragua's presidential election, mad
WASHINGTON REPORT LENDERS COOL, TREASURY HOT
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The usually restrained David Mulford, the Treasury Department's top international official, is blowi
DON'T PUSH THE BANKS
JOC Team |
EASTERN EUROPE NEEDS A HAND. It doesn't need a handout. The Bush administration' s call for U.S. com
HEAVY BOXES
JOC Team |
OVERWEIGHT CONTAINERS ARE CAUSING the nation's highways to crumble. But the Federal Maritime Commiss
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
DON'T COMBINE COST,<br><br> FREIGHT IN FOOD AIDWe find some of the conclusions in the May 4 article
RESCUE THE FALTERING BRADY PLAN
PETER HAKIM |
Only two months after taking office, the Bush administration announced a new strategy for dealing w
A PLAN TO COOL THE HOT RUBLE
JIM LEITZEL |
The Soviet reform effort seems to have stalled despite the urgent need to<br><br>shift the Soviet ec
EARTHQUAKE EXPOSURE
JOC Team |
SUPPOSE THERE IS AN EARTHQUAKE - a big one, far worse than the quake near San Francisco last October
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
DON'T DO BUSINESS<br><br> WITH CHINESE REGIMEI take strong exception to your editorial stance of May
WHO'S THE SPIDER, WHO'S THE FLY?
Tom Connors |
When it comes to budget summits, it can be difficult to tell the spider from the fly.<br><br> Techni
VALUING EAST EUROPE'S ASSETS
BRUCE P. MALASHEVICH |
The freely elected governments of Eastern Europe have established their intellectual and political c
CANDY CAPER
JOC Team |
THE U.S. SUGAR PROGRAM is a sweet deal for farmers. The owners of Hawaiian cane plantations and Nort
DEPARTING HERO
JOC Team |
THE BILL FOR CLEANING UP the savings and loan crisis mounts month by month; estimates of over $300 b
EXPANSION ENDS WITH A WHIMPER
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
America's longest peacetime economic expansion is coming to an end, not with a bang but a nasty whim
DON'T STRIP CHINA OF MFN
ROBERT A. KAPP |
Insiders are pretty much agreed that the United States will soon cancel China's most-favored-nation
MIXED DIAGNOSIS FROM THE IMF
Richard Lawrence |
Jacob Frenkel, the International Monetary Fund's research chief, recounted a ''good news, bad news"
NOT DOING ANYTHING
JOC Team |
IT'S TIME TO BICKER over the federal budget once again, and this year not even the most optimistic a
TECHNOLOGICAL FIX
JOC Team |
TECHNOLOGY IS threatening personal privacy in new and previously unthinkable ways. That means the Pr
TOWARD UNION, WHATEVER THAT IS
Bruce Barnard |
Is it the "biggest load of codswallop" or a "decisive breakthrough?"<br><br> The accuracy of these d
TIE IMMIGRATION TO BIRTH RATE
LEON BOUVIER |
Does the rising number of births to American women herald a new "baby boom" ? Final figures for 1989
INDUSTRIAL POLICY'S NOT SO BAD
PAUL KRUGMAN |
In the early 1980s there was widespread support for a U.S. industrial policy. Economists, however -
DIVORCE
JOC Team |
YOU MIGHT THINK THERE COULDN'T BE worse news than the high U.S. divorce rate. But if you think that,
NO GOING BACK
JOC Team |
MEXICAN PRESIDENT Carlos Salinas de Gortari's 18 months in office have been a political high-wire ac
STILL MIRED IN THE COLD WAR
MARC LEVINSON |
By all evidence, the Cold War is over. The most fundamental implication of that fact is widely under
ASIA'S NEW EXPORT MARKET
JOSEPH P. QUINLAN |
After decades of looking to the United States for export growth, the trading states of Asia have tar
WASHINGTON REPORT PICKING THE ITC PLUM TREE
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The Bush administration and Congress are trying to chart a new lineup for the International Trade Co
A SOUND CHILD CARE BILL
JOC Team |
NOTHING HAS PERPLEXED the pro-family president more than child care. Despite the political attractio
UNCERTAIN WILL
JOC Team |
BRAZIL AND ARGENTINA aren't exactly the world's most creditworthy debtors. Between them, they are ov
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
PRESERVING STATUS QUO<br><br> IN TRANSPORT IS COSTLYYour editorial of March 30, "The $12 Billion Bar
US STALLS TRADE WITH VIETNAM FIRST, SETTLE CAMBODIA CONFLICT
FREDERICK Z. BROWN |
Fifteen years after the ignominious rooftop flight from the American Embassy in Saigon, the Vietnam
US STALLS TRADE WITH VIETNAM AMERICANS MISS OUT ON THE BOOM
BARBARA STEWART |
In a concerted effort to cash in on a good thing, a group of American businessmen based in Hong Kong
COURT SOWS CONFUSION . . .
JOC Team |
THE ANTITRUST EXTREMISM of the Reagan years has come home to roost. Monday's U.S. Supreme Court dec
. . . AND MAY SOW MORE
JOC Team |
ANTITRUST IS NOT THE ONLY AREA in which the justices are serving up confusion. On April 16, they hea
REACHING FOR THE BANNISTER
Tom Connors |
If there's anything good about pitfalls, it's the pits you don't fall into.<br><br> You'll know what
EMPLOYERS NEED LIMITS ON FIRING
ALAN KRUEGER |
For nearly 100 years, the common law in the United States has permitted employers to "dismiss their
CAPITAL LESSONS FOR EAST EUROPE
LAURA RANDALL |
East Europeans from Warsaw to Bucharest agree that their economies must be transformed. The new lead
OLD HABITS
JOC Team |
PITY THE POOR POLITICIANS in North Carolina, where tobacco still reigns supreme.<br><br> Squeezed ti
JAPAN LOOKS NORTH AT LAST
A.E. Cullison |
TOKYO - When Nabahe Keediniihii, secretary of the Sovereign Indian Nations and a soft-spoken Navajo
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