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US MUST REGAIN COMPETITIVENESS
Joseph A. Boyd |
The rapidly deteriorating position of the United States in international trade is the most important
THE UNFRIENDLY SKIES
JOC Staff |
AIRLINES IN THE UNITED STATES are inviting re-regulation. In their determination to meet cut-rate co
COMPETITIVENESS AND FREE TRADE
Rep. Norman F. Lent |
Since the November 1986 election, all the public and private signals comingfrom Washington h
MANDATORY TROUBLE
JOC Staff |
OF THE MANY BUZZWORDS connected with trade legislation these days, one in particular carries ominous
PUZZLED, WITH REASON
JOC Staff |
THE HEAD OF THE MARITIME ADMINISTRATION, John Gaughan, told of the agency's policies and objectives
HOW BRITISH BANKS WOO STUDENTS
Janet Porter |
One of Britain's leading banks suffered some horrible publicity a few years ago when an exasperated
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FUEL EFFICIENCY: GOVERNMENT HAS ROLE
JOC Staff |
We should ponder William Cotter's concerns about administration plans to abolish automobile fuel eff
WASHINGTON REPORT TAX CORRECTION BILL TO SURFACE
Washington Bureau |
A TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS BILL, designed to clean up errors or oversights in the complex tax reform la
FAILURE AT THE OMB
JOC Staff |
THINGS ARE LOOKING UP for the Reagan administration. The president's television address, plus the ap
UMBRELLA TOTING TIME HERE AGAIN
Stanford Erickson |
As everyone knows the rain does not fall mainly on the plain. Nor does the slush merely flush the un
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
US Does Support Its Merchant FleetRep. Walter B. Jones' article, "Support the U.S. Merchant
SEAFARER SHORTAGE
JOC Staff |
GREAT BRITAIN'S SHIPPING INDUSTRY is becoming alarmed at the prospect of a shortage of deck officers
A LOOK AT THE NEW TEXTILE BILL
Richard Lawrence |
The battle over U.S. textiles and apparel trade policy is about to be rejoined. Its outcome
TWO FACES OF REAGAN
JOC Staff |
WILL THE REAL RONALD REAGAN please stand up? The figure on television Wednesday night dispelled any
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
JOC Staff |
EVERYBODY TALKS ABOUT IT, but nobody does anything about it. That observation about the weather, pro
HOW TO REDUCE THE TRADE DEFICIT
Alan H. Meltzer |
To eliminate the trade deficit and service our debt, we must lower costs of production relative to p
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR LET'S NOT FORGET THE RIGHT NUMBERS
JOC Staff |
I was intrigued by Professor Wallace's piece, "Looking at the Wrong Numbers," (JofC, Feb. 3) because
PUBLIC SECTOR BOON
JOC Staff |
STEPHEN BERGER, executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, has come up wit
REVIVING MERCHANT FLEET
JOC Staff |
ENCOURAGING INTEREST in the sorry plight of the U.S.-flag merchant marine has been displayed in the
BAKER, VOLCKER ACTIONS QUESTIONED
Robert Solomon |
The finance ministers and central bank governors of the larger industrial countries met in Paris ove
LAW MAKES SNOOPING EASIER
Robert L. Corn |
While much of the new federal wiretap act is confusing, one thing is clear: it establishes a lower l
TOWER NEVER MET TWAIN, BUT . . .
Tom Connors |
In a biting essay on James Fenimore Cooper's literary offenses, Mark Twain said There are 19 rules g
TAX MAY SHAKE JAPAN'S LDP
A.E. Cullison |
For many months many conservative political analysts in Japan have expressed fears that Prime Minis
WIRETAPPING LAW IS CONFUSING
Robert L. Corn |
As it was first proposed in September 1985, the rewrite of Title III of the Omnibus Crime Control a
CANADA FACES MOUNTING DEBTS
David R. Francis |
By now probably most people in the financial community have caught up with the fact that the United
PLAYING THE GAME
JOC Staff |
DEVELOPER DONALD TRUMP has walked off with an estimated $24 million profit by calling off his unwel
GIVE AWAY AMTRAK
JOC Staff |
AMTRAK ONCE AGAIN IS ON THE BLOCK, and once again the Reagan administration is unlikely to find any
BY-ELECTION RATTLES LONDON
Bruce Barnard |
The ruling Conservative Party and the Labor Opposition have been thrown into turmoil by the voters o
WIRETAP LAW: SHADES OF TROY
Robert L. Corn |
When the citizens of Troy bought the Horse into their city, a seeming tribute to Trojan valor left b
CATASTROPHIC DECEPTION
JOC Staff |
TO PROVIDE CATASTROPHIC health insurance for the elderly, a pledge made in his 1986 State of the Un
ALAN J. HERBERT
JOC Staff |
ALAN J. HERBERT, our insurance editor these past two years, reversed the usualprocedure. He
ECONOMIC CLOUDS HANG OVER BRAZIL
James Bruce |
The doleful awakening from carnival revelry on Ash Wednesday morning is a common theme in Brazilian
PROGRESS WITH CANADA
JOC Staff |
IN WASHINGTON, WHERE ALL THINGS are possible, the Canadian trade negotiations have suddenly moved to
WALKING A FINE LINE
JOC Staff |
THE IRAN CONTRA AFFAIR is an obvious candidate for enshrinement as a case history at the Harvard Bus
MALACANANG: LEGENDS AND MYTHS
Richard Gourlay |
In a dressing room at Malacanang Palace, where just a year ago Imelda Marcos might have stood choosi
WASHINGTON REPORT NEW VOLCKER TERM PUSHED AGAIN
Washington Bureau |
AS SPECULATION CONTINUES on who will be appointed to the next term as Federal Re serve chairman in A
MANY AMERICANS LIVE IN AMERIKA
Stanford Erickson |
My wife and I probably are members of a very exclusive group. We are among the very few in the count
SEAFARERS JOIN WAR ON DRUGS
Thomas Land |
The air and marine transport industries have declared war on drug trafficking. Global guidel
CHINESE POLITICAL CRISIS A PUZZLE
Jasper Becker |
The true nature of the struggle going on at the top of the Chinese Communist Party remains as puzzli
NAME WITHOUT PROFIT
JOC Staff |
WHAT'S IN A NAME? For General Motor's new Saturn division, the answer is aggravation. Saturn, which
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