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CANADIAN CONSENSUS UNDER FIRE
LEO RYAN |
Until the proposed U.S.-Canada free trade agreement surfaced, many Canadians suspected that fights o
THE BIG THRIFT BAILOUT
JOC Team |
THE $1.14 BILLION put out by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. to close down two Californ
WATCHING THE DOUGHNUT
JOC Team |
A NEW FISHERIES AGREEMENT between the United States and the Soviet Union takes animportant first ste
THE CHESHIRE CAT AT EASTERN
BOB BURKHARDT |
For as long as I have been covering aviation, Eastern Airlines has been an aggressive, expansionist
HOW TO KEEP A (FISCAL) SECRET
TOM CONNORS |
The news came during the summit media splash about the new openness or glasnost of Soviet society an
HUMAN RIGHTS AND SOVIET TRADE
PAULA STERN |
Whenever U.S.-Soviet political relations begin to warm, officials in Washington develop scenarios fo
ABSENT ENERGY POLICY
JOC Team |
FOR SEVEN YEARS, LOW ENERGY PRICES have been a major force in the relatively successful U.S. struggl
RATE FILING MESS
JOC Team |
MANY COMPANIES THAT SHIP by truck are caught in a regulatory no-man's land. Congress partially dereg
FACING UP TO THE DEBT CRISIS
ALBERT FISHLOW |
A consensus is beginning to emerge that debt reduction is the only feasible way to manage Latin Amer
WRESTLING WITH SOCIAL SECURITY
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Wall Street, which likes nothing better than to work up a good sweat jumping to conclusions, has fou
MICRO ALMOST SEEMS MACRO
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
Microeconomics is suddenly in vogue.<br><br> For years, government leaders in search of a stronger,
SUPPORTING GAS REFORM
JOC Team |
THE SUPREME COURT last week struck a blow for natural gas deregulation by reversing a bizarre lower
MAKING MARGINS
JOC Team |
THE DEBATE OVER REFORMING the financial markets has gone precisely nowhere since last October's stoc
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
How McCarran Act<br><br> Aids Insurance BuyersFor a newspaper that specializes in covering insurance
1992 AND THE COMING OF CHANGE
BRUCE BARNARD |
The Swedes sweat about it and the Japanese are nervous over it. European politicians wax eloquently
SEEKING A NEW MEXICAN WAY
MARLENE NADLE |
The Mexican poet and essayist, Octavio Paz, once said that American policy toward his country was ch
WINKING AT THE DEFICIT
JOC Team |
NOW THAT CONGRESS is finally ready to approve a budget for the 1989 fiscal year, it is clearer than
BANNING TRUCKS
JOC Team |
STATE GOVERNMENTS ARE FOREVER finding new ways to keep big trucks off some of their interstate highw
TRADE BILL WILL HAUNT THE US
CLAUDE E. BARFIELD |
If the Omnibus Trade Bill becomes law - either by veto override this week or in a stripped-down vers
TOMORROW'S NOT WHAT IT WAS
STANFORD ERICKSON |
The problem with today, Don Welch said with an impish look in his bright blue eyes, is that tomorrow
WASHINGTON REPORT CUSTOMS USER FEE BILL AN ORPHAN
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
THE REAGAN administration can't find anyone in Congress to introduce its new Customs user fee bill.<
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
McCarran-Ferguson<br><br> Enhances CompetitionYour May 25 editorial once again calls for repeal of t
PORTS BALANCE POLITICS, AUTONOMY
WILLARD PRICE |
Seaports often face the difficult task of balancing management autonomy with the demands of politici
'SCHVATZAS,' 'HYMIES' & JACKSON
ARNOLD ZEITLIN |
The furor during the New York primary over Jesse Jackson's relationships with Jews (Jews . . . woul
HOME LOAN HEADACHES
JOC Team |
WITH TAX DEDUCTIONS for consumer debt wiped out by the 1986 tax reform, loans secured by the borrowe
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
JOC Team |
MORE THAN SIX MONTHS have gone by since panels of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade ruled t
PRUDENCE OR PROTECTION?
JOC Team |
IT MANUFACTURES CIGARETTES. It has interests in South Africa. It is owned, in small part, by the gov
GRAY MARKET GUIDANCE
JOC Team |
THE GRAY MARKET, ON WHICH GOODS made by U.S. companies abroad are sold without their permission in t
POLITICAL HEAT WAVE BUILDING
TOM CONNORS |
Say what you want about Ronald Reagan's judgment, he picked a good week to be in Moscow and out of W
MUCH MORE THAN JUST IMITATORS
JACK GRAYSON |
In 1543, storm-tossed Portuguese mariners went ashore on a Japanese island and traded a few firearms
NEW ROBIN HOODS ROB THE POOR
RICHARD E. NEFF |
Robin Hood stole gold and silver coins from the rich according to legend. Latter-day Robin Hoods ste
MARKET-MADE GAS RATES
JOC Team |
FEDERAL ENERGY OFFICIALS penned another important chapter last month in their ambitious campaign to
EXPERIMENT IN OPPOSITION
JOC Team |
AFTER FOUR DECADES of military-dominated autocracy, South Korea has embarked on a new adventure. On
RUSHING SLOWLY TOWARD THE HILLS
A.E. CULLISON |
After 14 months of close scrutiny by the National Land Agency, Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita last
THE COMEBACK OF INFLATION
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The Commerce Department reported last week that economic growth in early 1988 was at an annual rate
BUILDING OPPORTUNITIES IN JAPAN
FRANK H. MURKOWSKI |
On May 25, after over two years of negotiations, the United States and Japan concluded a historic ag
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
Containerships<br><br> Essential to MilitaryOn April 19th you published a letter from James D. Dunai
KEEPING MOSCOW CUSTOMERS
DWAYNE O. ANDREAS |
My first visit to Moscow took place 36 years ago, in April 1952, at the coldest point of the Cold Wa
THE CHOCOLATE MERGER DEBATE
JANET PORTER |
The emotional backlash in Britain against the two Swiss food corporations battling to buy the U.K. c
POWERING THE THIRD WORLD
JOC Team |
GROWTH AND MODERNIZATION are impossible for a developing country that lacks a reliable source of ele
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