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SINGAPORE DISMANTLES ITS PAST
Julian M. Weiss |
The clear link between tourism and economic development is understood by nations across Asia. A well
BANKERS AND INSURERS
JOC Staff |
ONCE UPON A TIME, there were lots of different kinds of companies in thefinancial industry.
CURTAIN IS FALLING ON GROWTH
H. Erich Heinemann |
The Federal Reserve System, under heavy pressure from the White House to stave off a recession until
DEVELOPMENT BANK DISARRAY
Barry D. Wood |
In 1959, the United States' vision of hemispheric cooperation led to creation of a regional bank to
THE COMPETITIVENESS COMPETITION
Richard Lawrence |
Which presidential contender knows best how to restore the United States as the global economic cham
NEW BUDGET BEGINNING
JOC Staff |
IN LAST WEEK'S State of the Union message, President Reagan issued a stirring call for a new beginni
WILL W. GERMANY GROW?
JOC Staff |
THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT the idea of economic stimulus that sends shudders up West German spines. Whe
END OF AN ERA
JOC Staff |
IT WAS THE END OF AN ERA last week when the Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners forced the reti
THE CHRONIC CRISIS
JOC Staff |
EVERYONE'S INTERESTED when a crisis erupts. No one wants to read about it when it's chronic. The deb
UNHAPPY TRADE ALTERNATIVES
H. Peter Dreyer |
Austria, its foreign minister is on record as saying, does not rule out the possibility of applying
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
Japanese Car Imports Need RestraintI have read your Jan. 5 editorial on Japanese auto import
FREEING TRADE IN THE SKIES
Daniel Kasper |
The United States and Europe are rapidly approaching an impasse over air services. The reaso
WASHINGTON REPORT TRADE BILL SHOWS SIGNS OF LIFE
Washington Bureau |
FINALLY, IT SEEMS, there is some movement on the huge omnibus trade bill. Congressional sour
DAN RATHER'S SHARP ELBOWS
Stanford Erickson |
A journalist and a shipping executive were standing together on a 12-meter yacht that was cutting th
THE INF EQUATION
JOC Staff |
THE SENATE DEBATE over ratification of the U.S.-Soviet treaty limiting medium- and short-range missi
GIVE US TRADE RECIPROCITY
C.G. Alexandrides |
The U.S. trade deficit is appalling. The deficit for 1987 is estimated at $170 billion, a record hig
MOVING AGAINST MALPRACTICE
JOC Staff |
PHYSICIANS DEALING with high-risk patients face high risks themselves when it comes to being sued fo
ENERGY BENEFITS FROM FREE TRADE
Marcel Masse |
The oil and gas industry stands to reap substantial benefits from the U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreeme
COLOMBIAN DILEMMA
JOC Staff |
WHEN IT COMES to fighting narcotics abroad, the U.S. government expects other nations to act in ways
EXCESS IN IOWA
JOC Staff |
WITH THE 1988 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION just days away, the crucial moment in our long, drawn-out democr
REVERSING MARITIME DECLINE
Alexander M. Haig Jr. |
Campaigns are judged sometimes by the issues they fail to discuss. By that standard, the current pre
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
Hong Kong Exports And the US DollarI was most interested to read your report about the excha
CANADIAN MISSTEP
JOC Staff |
CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER Brian Mulroney has been the driving force behind the path-breaking Free Trad
UNLINK EMIGRATION AND TRADE
Thomas H. Naylor |
Since the enactment in 1978 of the Jackson-Vanik Amendment linking U.S. trade concessions to the emi
STARING AT THE CEILING, CLOCK
Tom Connors |
I spent some of the past week making the acquaintance of this season's flu virus. I don't recommend
ENERGY ALTERNATIVES
JOC Staff |
BACK IN THE DAYS when gooey black stuff that oozed out of the ground was of interest only to people
BUILDING TRUST WITH RAIL LABOR
Richard I. Kilroy |
In the coming months, labor and management undoubtedly will face some tough choices. There are few t
HEALTH COST-CONTROL FAILURE
Daniel S. Greenberg |
The news from medical economics is that after seven years of the Reagan prescription for runaway cos
REPORT CARD FOR MR. GREENSPAN
H. Erich Heinemann |
Alan Greenspan took the oath of office as Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
VIEW FROM THE GALLERY
JOC Staff |
PUT YOUR WORK SHOES ON - we're still on the job, was President Reagan's advice to Congress Monday ni
TOKYO'S LAND BOOM LEVELS OFF
A.E. Cullison |
Japan has been in the midst of a full-fledged real estate boom. Land and housing prices in Tokyo and
FREE TRADE IN ORBIT
JOC Staff |
TECHNOLOGY IS the handmaiden of free trade. No matter how governments try to regulate the flow of go
STATES' RIGHTS
JOC Staff |
AS CONGRESS GETS BACK TO BUSINESS this week, it is likely to become embroiled in one of the most voc
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
Family Companies Merit ConsiderationOn Jan. 16, 1988, I watched the debate of the front-runn
CONTROLLING EXPORT CONTROLS
JOC Staff |
TALKS IN PARIS this week may lead to important steps in reducing the often petty controls that now s
CONFUSION AHEAD IN TAIWAN
Harvey J. Feldman |
Although president for only the last 10 years of his life, Chiang Ching-kuo was the undisputed leade
NO NUKES ARE GOOD NUKES
Erich E. Toll |
The worst scandal in the history of the West German nuclear industry has shaken the nation like an a
THE SHORT MEMORY OF YOUTH
Robert Solomon |
Ah, to be young again and be unburdened with the memories of history! This thought is inspired by a
OVERDUE RECOGNITION
JOC Staff |
THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT has finally hoisted the white flag of surrender, extending veterans' status t
PERMANENT PROTECTION
JOC Staff |
SIX WEEKS BEFORE the 1984 election, President Reagan pulled off a carefully orchestrated political c
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