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THE STEELMAKERS' FALLACY
MARC LEVINSON |
Life, John F. Kennedy once observed in a moment of exasperation, is unfair. The indisputable correct
BASHING SOUTH KOREA AND TAIWAN
BARRY D. WOOD |
Washington is stepping up its efforts to force the South Koreans and Taiwanese to boost the value of
SHIP DRUG TEST ING RULES HIT
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
SEN. JOHN BREAUX, D-La., will have his Senate Merchant Marine Subcommittee review the Coast Guard's
MR. BUSH'S CHALLENGE
JOC Team |
GEORGE BUSH'S IMPRESSIVE VICTORY over Michael Dukakis was a clear endorsement of Reagan Republicanis
POINTS OF LIGHT THROUGH THE FOG
(By) Tom Connors |
In his acceptance speech at the Republican national convention in August, Vice President George Bush
PUT THE CLOCK ON LANDING FEES
DAVID HARRISON |
Reforming landing fees is the only hope for a congested airport faced with exploding passenger deman
LOW OIL PRICES POSE PROBLEMS
EDWARD RENSHAW |
A desire by Iraq and Iran to quickly restore their war torn economies, cheating by the United Arab E
CALIFORNIA DEBATE
JOC Team |
CALIFORNIA IS FAMOUS for its unorthodox approach to almost everything, and its regulation of the sta
REORGANIZE THE DOT
JOC Team |
IN ANNOUNCING HIS RESIGNATION as secretary of transportation Monday, James Burnley sent a message a
WHICH EUROPE?
JOC Team |
WILL THE UNITED EUROPE of the 1990s be a free trade area or a fortress? Europe itself is evidently h
HEALTH FOR ANOLD EXPANSION
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The U.S. economic expansion was six years old this month. That is ancient by historicalstandards.<br
BILATERAL ACCORDS A LONG SHOT
(By)Richard Lawrence |
To free trade or not to free trade? That dramatic question was put to a few dozen economists last we
REVIVING AIRLINE DEREGULATION
RICHARD LITTELL |
Vice president George Bush, who calls himself an early supporter of economic deregulationof the U.S.
THE UNNEEDED AIRPLANE
JOC Team |
THE TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT, a cross between a helicopter and a propeller-driven airplane, maybe one of
DEALING WITH DRUGS
JOC Team |
WHILE CONGRESS AND THE DEPARTMENT OF Transportation debate ways to test and punish transportation wo
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
KINGS POINT IS WASTE<br><br> OF PUBLIC FUNDSRe: your article, Kings Point Trains Leaders For Leaner,
NO DANGER IN SOVIET LOANS
BRUCE BARNARD |
The United States and Western Europe appear to be drifting apart on a key issue that is moving to to
CHILE ADJUSTS TO THE 'NO' VOTE
ERIC EHRMANN |
As candidates and parties maneuver toward next December's presidential election, a consensus to main
THE DISMAL CAMPAIGN
JOC Team |
THE WASHINGTON POST, a Democratic bastion, refuses to pick a presidential candidate in the election
KEEP MERGER NOTIFICATION
JOC Team |
THE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION'S reluctant trust-busters have been known for giving corporate mergers the
HOW NOT TO HELP THE POOR
(By)Stanford Erickson |
One early morning a few weeks back, as I walked briskly to our office at the foot of Wall Street, I
DEBT PROGRESS NEEDS OPEN TRADE
STANLEY FISCHER |
Third World debtor nations are being urged by industrial nations to earn their way back to creditwor
WASHINGTON REPORT THE NEXT TRADE REPRESENTATIVE?
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
WITH GEORGE BUSH favored to win tomorrow, speculation has turned to who would be named to head the U
IMELDA AND FERDINAND
JOC Team |
WEARING A MODEST PAIR OF BLACK PUMPS, Imelda Marcos appeared in a New York courtroom Monday to answe
TOUGH AT LAST
JOC Team |
AFTER TEN YEARS OF FIGHTING regulation tooth and nail, the people who run America's troubled savings
WASHINGTON BEREFT OF ANSWERS
DONALD KIMELMAN |
I was having dinner recently with a neighbor, the head of a local social service agency, when we got
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
ARTICLE DISTORTED<br><br> SPIRIT OF CONFERENCEThe Agribusiness Council appreciates the extensive cov
CHOOSING PRIORITIES IN SPACE
BOB BURKHARDT |
Now that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration has successfully flown its newly remodele
THE BEARING WARS
JOC Team |
PROTECTIONISM IS OUT, but national security is in. The attempt by U.S. bearing manufacturers to gain
AIR POLLUTION PROTOCOL
JOC Team |
INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS to protect the environment may be the wave of the future. But it is far fro
A CAPITAL BATTLE OVER GAINS TAX
(By) Tom Connors |
Vice President George Bush's proposal to cut capital gains taxes has prompted one of the few economi
SHIPPING WOES HARM CARIBBEAN
RICHARD GILMORE |
Transportation problems in the Caribbean are hindering trade and economic growth in the region. Misg
FED MUST BROADEN BANK POWERS
WILLIAM PROXMIRE |
Our laws that govern the financial system, be it the division between investment banking and commerc
THE BETTER PART OF VALOR
JOC Team |
IN THE WORLD OF international trade policy, discretion is often the better part of valor. With that
A WELCOMING CHANGE
JOC Team |
FOR MOST AMERICAN BUSINESS TRAVELERS and tourists, visas are a thing of the past. Catching the next
COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE IN GOLF
(By) A.E. Cullison |
It has all the bustle of a wartime staff room. Pouring over charts and maps, designs and strategies
CORPORATIONS COME TO MOSCOW
WILLIAM G. FRENKEL |
The Soviet Union moved a step closer to adopting elements of a free-market economy when the Supreme
A FAR TOO FRAGILE ECONOMY
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The big surprise thus far in the 1988 presidential race is not the tone of the debate, noisy, nasty
THE NO-TAX HORSE
JOC Team |
A FACT OF GREAT RELEVANCE to this year's presidential race was lost in the weekend's reportage of th
THE TRADE WARRIOR
JOC Team |
AN ERA ENDED Monday as Michael B. Smith stepped down from his post as deputy U.S. trade representati
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