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TRYING TO LOOK LEAST PRINCELY
Tom Connors |
The last week or so may have been the Democratic candidates' best in the 1988 presidential campaign
CHANGE IN TAIWAN
JOC Staff |
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
UPROAR OVER AIRBUS
JOC Staff |
A NASTY DOGFIGHT is about to begin over what may be the most complex trade dispute of the decade. Th
THE DIMINISHING DEFICIT PROBLEM
David R. Francis |
Too much is being made of the federal budget deficit. It's not that the deficit is desirable
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
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
READING BRITAIN'S VITAL SIGNS
Janet Porter |
Britain is a land of opportunity for fast-food restaurants, television suppliers, wine and coffee pr
BEWARE OF 'REAGAN BONDS'
JOC Staff |
ITS UNIQUE PLACE in the international economy has allowed the United States to move almost painlessl
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
ANTARCTIC AUSTERITY
JOC Staff |
SEVENTEEN YEARS AFTER crashing into the Antarctic ice cap, a C-130 Hercules cargo plane has taken to
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
Pope-Gorbachev Comparison BlastedAs a Roman Catholic, I feel compelled to ask that you publi
BRACING FOR THE DRAGON YEAR
Stanford Erickson |
Expect people of Chinese origin to be very aggressive - and successful - in business in 1988. And if
WASHINGTON REPORT EXPORT CONTROL DISPUTES AHEAD
Washington Bureau |
SOVIET LEADER Mikhail Gorbachev's plans for restructuring the Russian economy could lead to serious
REGULATORY PYROTECHNICS
JOC Staff |
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION Dec. 31 had a chance to vote on a fundamental issue: Is the truck
KENNEDY'S DUBIOUS DEED
JOC Staff |
AS EVERYONE LEARNED in high school civics class, congressional conference committees take bills appr
THE ELECTRIC ANSWER IN THE US
Dale Klein |
As Americans continue to wring their hands over budget and trade deficits, they have neglected anoth
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
REGULATING THE MARKETS
JOC Staff |
EVER SINCE WALL STREET'S stock markets collapsed on Oct. 19 and 20, economists have been busy churni
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
Clearing the Air On S. African MiningFrom this distance, we in the South African mining indu
STEADY PRESSURE
JOC Staff |
WHEN THE FINANCIAL MARKETS took ill on Oct. 19, London's Economist hastily constructed a barometer t
LEVELING THE FIELD
JOC Staff |
IN SECRET MEETINGS over the past year, bank regulators from the leading industrial nations have craf
LAYING THE BLAME ON FUTURES
Kevin Koy |
As every capitalist knows, competition from hungry up-and-comers often putspressure on large
BUSINESS GAINS FROM CANADA PACT
Richard H. Fink |
Eight years after Ronald Reagan first proposed a North American free trade area in his presidential
GHOSTS HAUNT THE NEW YEAR
Tom Connors |
This city becomes something of a ghost town between congressional sessions. The lawmakers and most o
OVERDUE RECOGNITION
JOC Staff |
JAPAN HAS HARVESTED much well-deserved criticism for its mercantilist attitude toward trade, its des
PRIVATE DEALS IN TAIWAN
JOC Staff |
TAIWAN'S REGULATIONS governing foreign shipping lines have long been a sore point for U.S. ocean car
THE UNDEMOCRATIC TRINITY
Thomas H. Naylor |
Pope John Paul II recently completed a 17,000-mile public relations extravaganza across the United S
THE LONE RANGER SAVES MEXICO
H. Erich Heinemann |
The U.S. Treasury and the Morgan Bank came galloping through the pass just before the New Year, pin
A MIRROR ON US PROTECTION
Richard Lawrence |
There's a mean, arbitrary, high-handed country out there. Let's call it X. It ignores a find
BETTER EXPORT CONTROL
JOC Staff |
IN THE WAKE of the well-publicized security breach created through export violations by Japan's Tosh
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
MacBride Principles Needed in N. IrelandYour London correspondent Edwin Unsworth could hardl
ON THE WRONG ROAD
JOC Staff |
THE AUTO INDUSTRY, thank you, has been doing much better than might have been expected. Black Monday
HUNGARIAN TEST CASE ON TRADE
DONALD E. deKIEFFER |
Earlier this year, the press was full of stories about the imminent accession of China to the Gener
SINGLE EC MART ONE STEP NEARER
Janet Porter |
The European Community's drive to establish a single unified marketplace for the 12 member states to
HOW SWEET IT ISN'T
JOC Staff |
DEEP IN THE 8-INCH STACK of pages comprising the omnibus appropriations bill, one of the two budget
STOCKING STUFFERS
JOC Staff |
LIKE GOOD OLD ST. NICK, Congress in its pre-Christmas rush to adjourn jammed all sorts of goodies in
A PROMISING BEGINNING
JOC Staff |
THE MEXICAN DEBT AGREEMENT negotiated by Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. in cooperation with the U.S. Trea
SELECTIONS FOR MAN OF THE YEAR
Stanford Erickson |
I have some of my own choices for the "man of 1987." Mikhail S. Gorbachev, Time Magazine's s
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