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ASIA LOOKS TO THE US, JAPAN
TOMMY T.B. KOH |
The economic relationship between the United States and Japan is important to the Association of Sou
TARIFF ON OIL IS A COSTLY STEP
EDWARD RENSHAW |
A surprising number of presidential aspirants to this office have indicated that they might endorse
LATIN AMERICA LEADS
JOC Team |
THE JURY IS STILL OUT on whether the current efforts of Central America's presidents will bring peac
STEP ON THE GLOBAL ROAD
JOC Team |
TRYING TO REGULATE the world financial market is akin to pinching a balloon: The air simply goes som
DIVERTING ATTENTION FROM BASICS
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Nicholas F. Brady, erstwhile conservative Republican Senator from New Jersey, tossed President Reaga
NOT JUST SMOKE AND MIRRORS
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
Paraphrasing the U.S. cliche of a French maxim, the more visitors change, the more they stay the sam
THE DEBT CRISIS GETS PERSONAL
FRANK N. WILNER |
U.S. commercial banks, stumbling under the weight of Third World loans gone sour, may have found a w
BOSTON'S AIRPORT ALTERNATIVE
JOC Team |
THE RAPID GROWTH of air travel has put a strain on the capacity of the entire air transportation sys
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
The Rocky Road<br><br> Of Rail MergersYour editorial "No Rock Island II" (Dec. 30) brings back a flo
TEE TIME FOR SAVINGS & LOANS?
JAKE NEWMAN |
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas established a committee late last month to help the district ba
THATCHER LOOKS FOR GLOBAL ROLE
JANET PORTER |
The warmth with which Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev greeted Margaret Thatcher when he stopped in L
DEFENSE DEBATE
JOC Team |
THE POLITICAL DEBATE over defense policy has long been among the most sterile in Washington. What de
OPTIMISM ON THE FARM
JOC Team |
OUT IN THE FARM BELT, despair is turning to optimism. Rumor has it that the farm crisis may be over.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
Foreign Sales Corp.<br><br> Idea Needs SellingI am writing to comment on an article related to share
QUOTAS PROTECT STEEL PROFITS
HANS MUELLER |
The major steel producers are seeking an extension of the voluntary quotas on steel imports, which a
WORST IS OVER FOR MULRONEY
LEO RYAN |
If the year gone by proved anything to Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, it was that taking bo
FREIGHT FUTURES
JOC Team |
IF RIP VAN WINKLE were to awaken in 1988, he'd hardly recognize the railroad industry. Rail's once-s
CHANGE IN TAIWAN
JOC Team |
TAIWANESE PRESIDENT Chiang Ching-kuo, who died Wednesday at the age of 77, proved to be an unexpecte
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR NAVY SHOULD ALTER SHIP BUYING STRATEGY
John J. Stocker, President Shipbuilders Council of America |
Your Dec. 23 editorial addresses an issue of grave concern to the Shipbuilders Council of America, t
TRYING TO LOOK LEAST PRINCELY
TOM CONNORS |
The last week or so may have been the Democratic candidates' best in the 1988 presidential campaign
AMERICAN CHALLENGE REVISITED
BARRY D. WOOD |
Twenty years ago an enterprising French magazine editor wrote a best selling book about internationa
UPROAR OVER AIRBUS
JOC Team |
A NASTY DOGFIGHT is about to begin over what may be the most complex trade dispute of the decade. Th
HURDLES ON WAY TO JAPAN'S BAR
A.E. CULLISON |
For the past 30 years U.S. and other foreign governments have pressed the Japanese to fully open the
THE DIMINISHING DEFICIT PROBLEM
DAVID R. FRANCIS |
Too much is being made of the federal budget deficit.<br><br> It's not that the deficit is desirable
OPEN SEASON FOR TAX SOPHISTRY
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Well, we've done it. Despite all our good intentions, we have foolishly tiptoed into 1988. Not only
BEWARE OF 'REAGAN BONDS'
JOC Team |
ITS UNIQUE PLACE in the international economy has allowed the United States to move almost painlessl
ANTARCTIC AUSTERITY
JOC Team |
SEVENTEEN YEARS AFTER crashing into the Antarctic ice cap, a C-130 Hercules cargo plane has taken to
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
Pope-Gorbachev<br><br> Comparison BlastedAs a Roman Catholic, I feel compelled to ask that you publi
TRADE DEFICITS LIKELY TO LINGER
BARRY EICHENGREEN |
The U.S. trade deficit has come to be viewed as the problem that will not go away. In 1986 the defic
READING BRITAIN'S VITAL SIGNS
JANET PORTER |
Britain is a land of opportunity for fast-food restaurants, television suppliers, wine and coffee pr
KENNEDY'S DUBIOUS DEED
JOC Team |
AS EVERYONE LEARNED in high school civics class, congressional conference committees take bills appr
REGULATORY PYROTECHNICS
JOC Team |
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION Dec. 31 had a chance to vote on a fundamental issue: Is the truck
BRACING FOR THE DRAGON YEAR
STANFORD ERICKSON |
Expect people of Chinese origin to be very aggressive - and successful - in business in 1988. And if
THE ELECTRIC ANSWER IN THE US
DALE KLEIN |
As Americans continue to wring their hands over budget and trade deficits, they have neglected anoth
WASHINGTON REPORT EXPORT CONTROL DISPUTES AHEAD
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
SOVIET LEADER Mikhail Gorbachev's plans for restructuring the Russian economy could lead to serious
STEADY PRESSURE
JOC Team |
WHEN THE FINANCIAL MARKETS took ill on Oct. 19, London's Economist hastily constructed a barometer t
REGULATING THE MARKETS
JOC Team |
EVER SINCE WALL STREET'S stock markets collapsed on Oct. 19 and 20, economists have been busy churni
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
Clearing the Air<br><br> On S. African MiningFrom this distance, we in the South African mining indu
LACK OF FINANCE CRIMPS EXPORTS
ALAN S. COHEN |
The dramatic drop of the dollar against other major Western currencies has sparked many pronouncemen
END OF THE CHRISTMAS BONANZA
ALBERT L. KRAUS |
Every generation looks back with nostalgia, even romanticism, to some particular earlier decade, usu
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