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ADJUSTING TO CHANGES IN TIME
(By) Tom Connors |
A week from Sunday, we will go off daylight saving time and onto standard time. Early next year, the
GAS DEREGULATION COMES DEAR
PAUL W. MacAVOY |
A second wave of deregulation is about to break through the dikes regulatory agencies have set up. T
ASIA VIEW LOUD RUCKUS IN JAPAN OVER RICE
A. E. Cullison |
If past patterns hold, the Japanese government eventually will adapt to circumstances and come up wi
'29 VS. '87: A CRUCIAL DIFFERENCE
BARRY EICHENGREEN |
With the passage of a year, the parallels between the Great Crash of 1929 and the Great Correction o
GOOD DEFENSE IS THE BEST OFFENSE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
A year ago, the American economy had a heart attack. Happily, the patient recovered, apparently none
ONE YEAR AFTER
JOC Team |
IN THE MONTHS AFTER the stock market meltdown of Oct. 19, 1987, it seemed that measured steps to cur
GOOD NEWS FROM GATT
JOC Team |
DECEMBER IS A CRITICAL DEADLINE for the world's trading system: Unless the members of the General Ag
PHILIPPINE ACCORD
JOC Team |
FOR SIX YEARS, THE UNITED STATES has tried to pretend that the developing world's debt crisis is mer
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
GASOLINE TAX HIKE<br><br> NO CURE-ALL FOR USYour Oct. 5 editorial, Fuel Tax Phobia, overstated the b
FAA'S MIND-SET NEEDS CHANGING
GUY V. MOLINARI |
For most of this year the aviation community has debated proposals to restructure the Federal Aviati
UK MINES NO LONGER SACRED
(By) Janet Porter |
The government's pledge to privatize Britain's coal mines confirms that nothing is sacred as far as
OCTOBER SURPRISE
JOC Team |
IN THIS SEASON of electoral intrigue, Democrats are nervously awaiting some unexpected act by the Re
TRUMP'S AIR ASSETS
JOC Team |
IF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION agrees, Donald Trump will soon be in the airline business.
FREE ADVICE FOR THE PRESIDENT
(By) Standford Erickson |
Indications are that sometime in the last quarter of next year or the first quarter of 1990 the U.S.
A CHEAP SHOT AT THE US FLEET
WALTER B. JONES |
On Sept. 12, the Wall Street Journal published an op-ed piece by Doug Bandow suggesting that we shou
WASHINGTON REPORT DUKAKIS STIRS GEPHARDT MEMORIES
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
THE TOUGHER STAND that Democratic presidential candidate Michael S. Dukakis is taking on trade and f
BANNING TRUCKS
JOC Team |
SUFFOCATING SMOG and gridlocked highways finally have pushed Los Angeles to the breaking point.<br><
TAX 'TECHNICALITIES'
JOC Team |
CONGRESS THIS WEEK gave the public a lesson that lawmakers themselves should learn: How not to make
OPEN DOORS FOR SOVIET TRADE
THOMAS H. NAYLOR |
Since the 1920s, the Soviets have maintained a strong interest in U.S. trade. Political ideology has
DUKAKIS' 'VOODOO' ECONOMICS
STEVEN E. RHOADS |
In a pivotal election of the 1980s, one candidate rejected the advice of almost every prominent econ
THE DANGERS OF SOFT MONEY
BOB MOOS |
One of the lasting contributions of the Watergate investigation 14 years ago was that it revealed a
THE OTHER FEE FIGHT
JOC Team |
CONGRESS HAS TOSSED the aviation issue of the 1990s into Transportation Secretary James Burnley's la
A PLAY-OFF OF A DIFFERENT SORT
(By) Tom Connors |
Thanks in part to the hitting of Jose Canseco and the relief pitching of Dennis Eckersley of the Oak
AN ALTERNATIVE TO TIGHT MONEY
EDWARD RENSHAW |
An economic growth rate that is too high to be sustained in the long run has rekindled inflationary
CHASSIS POOLS BOOST BUSINESS
RONALD T. SORROW |
As the transportation industry grows more competitive and service sensitive, all players involved in
BERLIN, HISTORY AND LDC DEBT
BARRY D. WOOD |
Ten minutes' walk and a world away from East Berlin's tourist attractions stands the neglected shell
JAMES A. BAKER'S OTHER PLAN
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
George Bush and Dan Quayle may yet manage to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory on election day.
ACCOUNTING FOR RETIREMENT
JOC Team |
IN ITS OWN SERIOUS AND STUDIOUS WAY, the Financial Accounting Standards Board is on the verge of pro
OPPOSING ISOLATIONISM
JOC Team |
THROUGHOUT HIS LONG PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, Michael Dukakis has done a remarkable job of swimming aga
NEW INFORMATION POLICY NEEDED
INDU B. SINGH |
The U.S. economy is changing from a manufacturing base to an information base. Over 50 percent of th
CHILE'S CHOICE
JOC Team |
LAST WEEK'S RESOUNDING VOTE against continuing rule by a military dictator opens a new era in Chile.
TRUCK SAFETY WRANGLING
JOC Team |
TWO TEXAS CONGRESSMEN championing special interests have sullied an otherwise worthy truck safety bi
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
RAILCARS AND BOGIES<br><br> ARE NOT THE SAMEThe article Eurotunnel Backers Order Japan Railcars that
WHY IMPORTS REMAIN CHEAP
LAWRENCE L. SCHEMBRI |
Many Americans expected a lower U.S. dollar to solve the large trade deficit problem. But the sharp
FRIENDLY TO THE ENVIRONMENT
(By) Erich E. Toll |
In West Germany, the word umweltfreundlich is in the air. It is also in the landscape, the water and
THE BATTLE OF X.75
JOC Team |
THERE MAY BE ONLY A HANDFUL of Americans who truly understand what a value- added network is, and Co
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
A WORD TO SUPPORT<br><br> CUSTOMS AUTOMATIONI feel impelled to write to you after reading the editor
A COMMITMENT TO THE CARIBBEAN
CLAYTON YEUTTER |
In 1983, the United States and the Caribbean Basin nations embarked upon a unique trade program desi
FIXING THE POSTAL SERVICE HORROR
WALTER D. STRACK |
New postage rates result from 10-month regulatory proceedings during which the independent Postal Ra
THE DRUG BILL
JOC Team |
CAPITOL HILL'S ANTI-DRUG MORALITY PLAY, which faced poor reviews in the House in mid-September, prev
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