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STOCK MART SHOWS NO RECESSION
EDWARD F. RENSHAW |
The similarity between the stock market crash of 1987 and that of 1929 has caused some economists an
BARRIERS HINDER ASEAN GROWTH
JULIAN M. WEISS |
Cutting a swath across the Pacific, the six members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations ar
NOT THE REAL THING
JOC Team |
WASHINGTON'S BUDGET WRITERS are getting more creative by the day, coming up with gimmicks to make th
PROTECTING IDEAS IN GENEVA
JOC Team |
THE 1980s HAVE BROUGHT the world's trade negotiators face to face with issues of unprecedented compl
JAPAN'S EAST ASIA PROBLEM
A.E. CULLISON |
There were no trumpets sounding and no thundering of drums as representatives of the Association of
MART'S CRISIS WON'T DISAPPEAR
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
World financial markets have been at their manic-depressive best lately. Prices of practically every
SUBSIDIZED WATER, SURPLUS CROPS
JOSEPH R. WRIGHT |
It's a situation only the federal government could get itself into.<br><br> On the one hand, the Uni
HALF A CARTEL
JOC Team |
CONFLICTS IN NATIONAL LAWS are a constant problem for companies operating in international trade. A
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
US Shipping Study<br><br> A Rehash of TheoryThe latest U.S. Merchant Marine Study has produced a rer
TEMPEST IN A LINGUISTIC TEAPOT
BRUCE BARNARD |
Brussels is suffering from another bout of political schizophrenia.<br><br> As the capital of the Eu
LATINS' NARROW VIEW OF TRADE
ERIC EHRMANN |
To help spur economic growth, President Reagan, Congress, the International Monetary Fund and the Wo
HATS OFF TO CUSTOMS
JOC Team |
THE U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE may never win a popularity contest among customhouse brokers, but even brok
DRIVING FRIENDS AWAY
JOC Team |
THE TROUBLED SOUTHEAST ASIAN nation of Malaysia needs all the help it can get in Washington. But at
PROTECTIONISM IN AUTO SHIPPING
HARRY W. CLADOUHOS |
The 100th Congress, we were told, was to be dedicated to countering unfair practices by our trading
IS SUPPLY-SIDE ECONOMICS DEAD?
STANFORD ERICKSON |
In the 1960s, Time Magazine ran the headline Is God Dead? screaming across its cover.<br><br> God st
WASHINGTON REPORT ECONOMIST WARNS OF '29 MISTAKES
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
A NEW DEPRESSION is highly unlikely, but economist Herbert Stein warns it could happen if we don't
A DANGEROUS PATH
JOC Team |
THE FIASCO IN the financial markets this month has generated precious little in the way of optimism.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
Hormone Safety Issue<br><br> Has Been AddressedYour editorial, "Hot Words on Hormones," which appear
A POSITIVE APPROACH ON TRADE
RICHARD T. SCHULZE |
Facing a nearly $170 billion trade deficit, the United States is searching for ways to get out from
THE EDUCATION OF A JOURNALIST
ALBERT L. KRAUS |
It's hard to believe, but Elmhurst, Queens, where I grew up, once was a place of large, stately tree
DANCING 'ROUND THE DEFICIT
JOC Team |
CONGRESS AND THE ADMINISTRATION may not have agreed on the tune, but they both have the same dance s
SYMBOLISM AND SUBSTANCE
JOC Team |
AS THE WAR on international shipping in the Persian Gulf continues, the United States has taken two
REAGAN'S LUCK REACHES THE SUMMIT
TOM CONNORS |
There may be a little of the Reagan luck left: In the last week the president saw the prospects for
TRADE PACT FUELS CANADIAN STORMS
LEO RYAN |
The recent signing of a proposed U.S.-Canada free trade agreement has ignited a political storm of e
AVOIDING A BACKLASH IN CHINA
N.T. WANG |
As it meets in Beijing this week, the Chinese Communist Party Congress will reaffirm the change in t
THE KANSAI AGREEMENT
JOC Team |
THE UNITED STATES and Japan are near agreement on opening up construction of the $8.5 billion Kansai
THE SHORT-LINE SAGA
JOC Team |
THE EXPLOSIVE GROWTH of the short-line railroad industry has been one of the economic mysteries of t
REMOVE REGULATION OF PORTS
CRAIG W. CONRATH |
Do we need Shipping Act regulation and antitrust immunity for ports and terminals? Or could they fun
NO MAJOR DOWNTURN IN VIEW
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
As Wall Street starts to clear the debris from the earthquake in stocks, agonizing reappraisals are
MR. BAKER LOSES HIS PRUDENCE
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
It may have started by the use of a four-letter word - the most emotion- charged of all such words.<
MERCHANT MARINE QUESTIONS
JOC Team |
PRESIDENT REAGAN'S COMMISSION on Merchant Marine and Defense, appointed last<br><br>December to asse
BACK IN THE FOLD
JOC Team |
THE AFL-CIO HAS TAKEN one more step to unite the House of Labor. Thirty years after expelling the In
TALE OF HATFIELDS AND MCKAWAS
MICHAEL CAYTON |
Once upon a time there were two clans, the Hatfields and the McKawas.<br><br> The Hatfields, though
ALL'S THE SAME IN SWITZERLAND
H. PETER DREYER |
The four middle-of-the road parties that form the Swiss government emerged<br><br>from the national
CORRECTING FAILED TRADE POLICY
RICHARD J. DURBIN |
There is one indisputable reason why a new, comprehensive national trade policy must be put into pla
TRUCKERS TAKE STOCK
JOC Team |
SEVERAL THOUSAND unsettled trucking executives arrive in New York this week to take stock of their i
RIGHT ISSUE, WRONG MERGER
JOC Team |
THE U.S. DEPARTMENT of Transportation, an avid promoter of bigger airlines, has finally found a merg
SUBSCRIBE TO THIS PAPER, PLEASE
STANFORD ERICKSON |
Robert Brusca, chief economist at Nikko Securities Co. International in the Wall Street financial di
LONG-TERM CARE PLANS MISS MARK
MARY A. FRUEN |
The U.S. Senate has begun its debate on the restructuring of Medicare to provide catastrophic health
REPORT TO HELP CONTROLS REVISION
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
THE NORWEGIAN POLICE REPORT of widespread export control violations by West European machine tool ma
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