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KEEPING ON TARGET
JOC Team |
ECONOMISTS' FORECASTS have gotten systematically worse over the years, right? Not at all, says Vict
PENTAGON SHOOTS ITSELF IN THE FOOT
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
The annals of self-injurious fanaticism have now been enriched by an expert account of the Pentagon'
LIGHTHOUSE TAX HIKE ADDS TO WOES
BRUCE BARNARD |
Britain's shipowners and port operators can be excused for feeling slightly paranoid after being eng
SOS FOR THE MERCHANT MARINE
FRANK J. COSTELLO |
Can a nation call itself a superpower if it does not have a merchant marine? The United States seems
FARM DEBATE BEGINNING
JOC Team |
DON'T DO AS I DO, do as I say. The United States often has lectured its European trading partners an
GROWN-UP GAME
JOC Team |
THE MILLION-MEMBER ARMY of newspaper carriers is changing, the American Newspaper Publishers Associa
YOU'VE GOT TO LIKE TOM CROWLEY
STANFORD ERICKSON |
Half the walls in Thomas B. Crowley's spacious office on the 48th floor of 101 California St. are co
CAN THE SOVIET UNION CATCH UP?
ALBERT AXEBANK |
What is this recent reform jazz all about? Can the Soviet Union catch up with the United States?<br>
WASHINGTON REPORT OIL IMPORT FEE SURFACES AGAIN
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
BATTLES LINES are being drawn once again over taxing imported oil to raise income and help lift a de
TRADE CRISIS SOLUTION TANGLED BY VARIETY OF VIEWS
JOC Team |
There is little doubt that the U.S. trade deficit is now the country's preeminent economic concern.<
STOP HORSING AROUND
JOC Team |
ALONGSIDE MOST TRANSPORTATION DISPUTES, the battle on the San Francisco waterfront is a horse of a d
A ROSE BY ANOTHER NAME
JOC Team |
WHEN IS A TAX INCREASE not a tax increase? When, as everyone knows, it is a revenue enhancement. Tim
AUCTIONING OF WORLD TRADE
EUGENE J. MILOSH |
Spurred by the need to generate revenue on the federal level to fund budget deficits, worker adjustm
US-SOVIET OPTIMISM UNWARRENTED
ELLIOTT HURWITZ |
Events over the past few months have prompted many Western journalists and businessmen to take a de
SUGAR QUOTAS HURT OUR FRIENDS
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
The Reagan administration, now that the 1986 congressional elections are history, has decided to mak
CURBING EXPORT CONTROLS
JOC Team |
NINE YEARS AGO, U.S. energy service companies sold $35 million in oil and gas equipment to the Sovie
NOT HELPING THE IMAGE
JOC Team |
AMERICAN LABOR UNIONS haven't been having an easy time. Membership is declining. In industry after i
UNDERSTANDING PUBLIC, PRIVATE DEBT
THOMAS J. CONNORS |
Much is being said about the levels of public and private debt. Some of the talk is in technical lan
GERMANY, JAPAN WALK TIGHTROPE
DAVID D. HALE |
Germany and Japan have failed to pursue more expansionary economic policies for two reasons.<br><br>
WHAT LIES AHEAD FOR CAMEROON?
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
After years of hydrocarbon-fueled growth, during which this Central African state of 10 million inha
CHINESE REFORM FROZEN TILL FALL?
JASPER BECKER |
Progress on political and economic reforms in China is likely to be frozen until the Communist Party
GUARDIAN ANGEL
JOC Team |
WHAT A WONDERFUL STORY. According to an article in American Heritage magazine, Winston Churchill dro
55 MPH HYPOCRISY
JOC Team |
WILL THE HIGHWAY BILL falter again this year, as it did last year, over the issue of the 55 mph spee
ODDS OF TRADE POLICY U-TURN RISE
DAVID D. HALE |
After six years of advocating free trade, the great policy surprise of 1987 may be an embracing of t
JAPAN'S 'KINGMAKER'S STILL HAS CLOUT
A.E. CULLISON |
When word first leaked out that Kakuei Tanaka, 68, had refused to see ruling party Secretary Genera
DON'T IGNORE CANADA
JOC Team |
LOST AMID THE COMMOTION about the plunging dollar and the U.S.-European Community trade scuffle is t
URBAN DERELICTION IN LONDON
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
I have been warned that the part of London in which I live is in danger of becoming, in terms of der
BILIOUS BOGY
JOC Team |
''THE MALTESE FALCON," with Humphrey Bogart and Mary Astor, is the latest old movie to be subjected
LOOKING AT THE WRONG NUMBERS
DON WALLACE Jr. |
Figures about the international trade deficit, especially the deficit with Japan, are in the newspap
ROBOT REVOLUTION STILL IN LOW GEAR
THOMAS LAND |
The rise of industrial robots is irresistible and irreversible. They are getting better and cheaper.
SPIKING THE TRADE GUNS
JOC Team |
IN "THE GUNS OF AUGUST," Barbara Tuchman tells how in 1914 a minor political incident in an small Ba
LET'S GET IT RIGHT
JOC Team |
THERE'S GOOD NEWS on the trade front, right? Well, perhaps. The figures for<br><br>December put the
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR HOW FARM SUBSIDIES AFFECT TRADE
JOC Team |
In Dick Lawrence's excellent article (JofC, Jan. 12) highlighting the crucial role of the United St
ECONOMISTS: STICK TO ECONOMICS
STANFORD ERICKSON |
If you call Van Doorn Ooms in Washington, a recorded voice comes on the line and repeats a couple of
SHIP JOB RE-EVALUATION NEEDED
COLIN UNSWORTH |
The last two years have been the worst ever for the international shipping fraternity , and there ar
STATE OF THE TUBE
JOC Team |
AS A TELEVISION EVENT, which is how it must be evaluated, President Reagan's State of the Union add
TAX SIMPLIFICATION?
JOC Team |
THE PAPERWORK MOUNTAIN, like a newly formed volcano, is rising another few thousand feet. Within th
US IS URGED TO COLLAR THE DOLLAR
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Karl Otto Poehl, president of the Deutsche Bundesbank, has laid it on the line. Under relentless pre
SAY IT ISN'T SO, MR. PRESIDENT
JAMES NOLAN |
Gary Wills' book, "Reagan's America: Innocents at Home," was in print and on the way to bookstores
MOONLIGHTING POPULAR IN DENMARK
H. PETER DREYER |
Moonlighting appears to be more widespread in Denmark than ever before, despite efforts by the tax a
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