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TWO VIEWS ON ASIAN MISCUES \ WATCH OUT, CREDIT CRUNCH AHEAD
Chi Lo |
The worst of Asia's financial crisis may be over, but its financial outlook is far from improving. T
LETTERS
JOC Staff |
PHILADELPHIA STORYA BUNCH OF HOOEYYour negative piece entitled ''Philadelphia story'' (Feb.
THANKS FOR THE EDUCATION, SADDAM
Alexander N. Rossolimo |
During the standoff with Iraq, U.S. public opinion was strongly divided on what to do. The president
TWO VIEWS ON ASIAN MISCUES \ KEEP RIDING THE FREE-MARKET BICYCLE
Brink Lindsey |
Will the economic crisis in East Asia have a silver lining? That depends on whether the blame is u
CLINTON'S SEARCH FOR SECURITY
Marsha Mercer |
A common theme running through many of President Clinton's recent domestic policy initiatives has be
LETTERS
JOC Staff |
JONES ACT DRIVESUS JOBS OVERSEASWhat a thrill - Anthony Poplawski's and George Ryan's fictio
STOP SECRET SANCTIONS
JOC Staff |
U.S. trade interests may be facing a new but invisible foe in their battle against unilateral sancti
INTERNATIONAL MISUNDERSTOOD FUND
Stephen Lamar |
Mel Gibson's paranoid character in the movie ''Conspiracy Theory'' suggests that the International M
CRAWLING ONTO THE KEYBOARD
Alan K. Ota |
The many words of Congress are taken down each day by 16 stenotype reporters, transcribed by 50 typi
SURPLUS SURFEIT
JOC Staff |
While Washington pats itself on the back for a budget surplus - the real credit should go to a boomi
FARM EXPORTERS PLOWING UPHILL
JOC Staff |
BY DENNIS T. AVERYU.S. farmers have suddenly fallen into deep trouble. Washington's turmoil
US R&D ON A ROLL
Daniel S. Greenberg |
Contrary to what you've heard, these are good times for American science. But in a departure from re
CUSHY DAYS GONE FOR CORPORATE EXPATS
Anthony Landale |
International expertise continues in great demand as globalization rolls on, but the stereotypical e
BANKING ON INADEQUACY
JOC Staff |
Bank capital adequacy standards may not be the subject of many best-sellers, but recent events in As
WHAT GOVERNMENT CUTS?
Jonathan Walters |
Three years ago, in the wake of Republican victories all over the country, much was uncertain about
CANADA: WAY TO GO, EH
Scott E. Pardee |
Anyone who has followed developments in Canada for very long should be quite pleased with the econom
CEOS: OVERPAID, OVERWORKED
Bernice Kanner |
Uneasy lies the head that wears a corporate crown. It seems that life in the boardroom and the corpo
MOVE IT, JAPAN
William Keegan |
The Group of 7 came and saw London late last month but failed to conquer it.Sure, they made
PUERTO PROBLEMS
JOC Staff |
Argentina has received strong marks for its 1994 privatization of Puerto Nuevo, which serves Buenos
MR. STOYANOV GOES TO WASHINGTON
Daniel N. Nelson, |
When the leader of a small Southeast European country arrives in Washington in the midst of a loomin
IT'S THE (ASIAN) ECONOMY, STUPID
Jack Payton |
As incredible as it might seem, a few important things are going on in the world besides the confron
TAXING INTERNET QUESTIONS
JOC Staff |
When the U.S. government created the Internet as a defense-based research tool, it never dreamed t
OLD THINKING AT THE FED
Leon Korobow |
Most Americans, particularly those in Congress, should be disturbed by what has reportedly been said
AN EXPENSIVE FAILURE IN DENVER
Linda Seebach |
The sparring over how Denver's Regional Transportation District should be run has obscured a more fu
THE PLIGHT OF CAPTIVE SHIPPERS
Ward Uggerud |
The recent decision by the Surface Transportation Board to open an investigation into railroad marke
A LOVER OF TRADE BARRIERS
Tom Whitehouse |
Vladimir Dovgan's business strategy is an extension of his black-belt karate prowess.''I don
LESSONS FROM THE RAILS
JOC Staff |
The continued fallout from Union Pacific's problematic acquisition of Southern Pacific, its systemwi
TURNING HEDGEHOGS INTO FOXES
Lincoln Y. Rathnam |
It is frequently said that we live in an information age, that never before have so much data and an
ITALY'S BRAVE PUSH FOR EMU
Robert Koenig |
Ever since Julius Caesar's Roman army marched into the Rhine River Valley in 59 B.C., Italians have
LETTERS
JOC Staff |
ANOTHER LOOK ATMARIANAS TEXTILESLet me clarify three aspects of the Clinton administration's
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
INDONESIA URGES LOWEROPEC QUOTAS, CITES IRAQJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesian Mines and Energy
VISITING THE MIDDLE KINGDOM
Washington Bureau |
Newly minted trade ambassador Richard Fisher is on an introductory swing through Asia this week, wit
MEXICAN STANDOFF
JOC Staff |
Telmex, the Mexican telephone company, and two of the largest U.S. long distance carriers - AT&T and
THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE IMF
Catherine Gwin |
The $18 billion International Monetary Fund request now before Congress is crucially important to th
NATO BY THE NUMBERS
Paula Stern |
In light of the economic turmoil in Asia right now and the political crisis in the Middle East, Cent
CONSUMERS SEE RED (TOMATOES)
Aaron Lukas |
Recently, House Minority Whip David Bonior, D-Mich. - in a move criticized even by members of his ow
TIME IS RIPE FOR US-RUSSIA FREE TRADE
Bob Packwood |
With an approval rating of 3 percent in one recent poll, Russian President Boris Yeltsin's domestic
LETTERS
JOC Staff |
A REWRITEOF ALASKA'S HISTORYOver the years, members of the Alaskan congressional delegation
A SYSTEM AMERICA WANTED
Claude E. Barfield |
The recent ruling by a panel of the World Trade Organization against the United States in a case tha
CRACKING DOWN ON FOREIGNERS
Phil Gunson |
A crackdown by Mexican immigration authorities on foreign observers in the southern state of Chiapas
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