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RISE OF THE E. GERMAN ECONOMY
John Starrels |
After several highly publicized postponements, East German leader Erich Honecker finally got his tri
JUDGE BORK'S BURDEN
JOC Staff |
THE SENATE JUDICIARY Committee's lengthy hearings over the nomination of Robert Bork to the U.S. Sup
DETROIT'S NEW DEVELOPMENT TRACK
Barry D. Wood |
Twenty years after the bloody riots that shocked the nation and sparked its sustained decline as an
DIVERSIONS FROM THE DEFICIT
H. Erich Heinemann |
The U.S. economy passed a major milestone last week. The current business expansion entered its 59th
SALINAS' CHALLENGE
JOC Staff |
MEXICO'S BEAUTY CONTEST is over. The winner is Carlos Salinas de Gortari. Barring some unforeseen ci
BUGGED BY GOLD
JOC Staff |
THERE ARE TWO THEORIES about Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III's proposal last week to use an in
AN ISLAND AWASH WITH CASH
JAMES McGREGOR |
Two weeks after the Taiwan government lifted economic martial law in July by relaxing foreign exchan
NO LONGER EUROPE'S WEAK SISTER
Janet Porter |
When Spanish air traffic controllers took industrial action in August, there was a huge outcry in Br
SOLVING THE LIABILITY CRISIS
Peter Miller |
There is no doubt that non-availability of casualty insurance has eased since last year. There is no
JAPANESE TROJAN HORSE
JOC Staff |
JAPAN'S DECISION to abandon its ambition to design and build a new jet fighter for its armed forces
AVERTING A GULF COLLISION
JOC Staff |
ONCE AGAIN, the Reagan administration is on a collision course with Congress over a matterthat need
TOO MUCH TO HANDLE?
JOC Staff |
IN BETWEEN the endless rounds of parties that marked last week's annual meeting of the World Bank an
LAST BEST BUDGET HOPE
JOC Staff |
PRESIDENT REAGAN is going down fighting in his budget battle with Congress, but his harsh criticisms
DID CASEY, WOODWARD TALK?
Stanford Erickson |
You're William J. Casey, director of the Central Intelligence Agency. You have an intense dislike fo
WASHINGTON REPORT BURNLEY OFFERS PEACE PLEDGES
Washington Bureau |
IN JAMES BURNLEY'S peace visit last week with Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., the acting transportati
NO LACK OF POLITICAL COURAGE
Henry J. Hyde |
A recent editorial in The Journal of Commerce paints a grim picture of a Congress afraid to take act
ICC ON THE RIGHT TRACK
JOC Staff |
IN THE AGE OF RAIL DEREGULATION, it's hard to justify telling a railroad that it's got to run a trai
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
International Trade, National SecurityIn her article on national security and international
WHY NOT THE BEST?
JOC Staff |
FIRST GARY HART, then Joseph Biden, now Patricia Schroeder and - very nearly - Michael Dukakis. The
TRADE RULES OR TRADE WARS?
Murray G. Smith |
Faced with a seemingly endless series of monthly trade deficits, Americans are impatient for action
CRASH COURSE ON THE CONSTITUTION
Albert L. Kraus |
Celebration of the 200th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution - the document, not the ship - began o
PUT FARMER MAC ON HOLD
JOC Staff |
WHENEVER PAUL VOLCKER, Alan Greenspan, James A. Baker III, Wall Street and the Securities and Exchan
LAWN CARE AND POLICY MAKING
Tom Connors |
The heart of this city is closer to its leafy suburbs than most; it is possible to be in suburban Ar
TOO MUCH TRADE DEFICIT FUSS
Robert K. Dornan |
Much of official Washington is still suffering under the delusion that the trade deficit is a "probl
THE NEED FOR US-MANNED FLEET
C.E. DeFRIES |
A critical factor in future battles will be the number of vessels we have and our ability to withsta
LAST CHANCE FOR A CANADA DEAL
C. Michael Aho |
U.S. trade policy has fundamentally changed under the Reagan administration. In response to
DIAL 911 FOR COMPLAINTS
JOC Staff |
THE ANGRY MOB accused of storming a ticket counter at Miami International Airport Sundaynight probab
TRUTH IN WASHINGTON BUDGETING
H. Erich Heinemann |
Senator Joe Biden's bid for the White House crashed in flames last week, shot down, not byhis oppone
THE NEW MONETARISM
JOC Staff |
MONETARISM IS DEAD. All but the hardest of the hard-core monetarists have recanted their belief that
A BILL TO OPEN WORLD MARKETS
Lloyd Bentsen |
In January 1985, the President's Commission on Industrial Competitiveness recommended enactment of l
TOO MANY LAWYERS?
JOC Staff |
WE MET A BUDDING young stenographer on the subway who has hopes of earning over $100,000 ayear as a
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
Attack on Regulation Full of DistortionsThe Sept. 11 issue of The Journal of Commerce carrie
ITALY FACES IMMIGRATION CRISIS
Andrew Mutter |
What hard-pressed U.S. frontier guards found out the hard way, Italians now embroiled in a bitter an
RESHAPING LIABILITY LAW
JOC Staff |
THE MOST EMOTIONAL DISCUSSIONS over product liability law reform involve not whether consumers would
MULTILATERALISM ENDANGERED
JOC Staff |
AS THE WORLD'S economic leaders come together in Washington this week for the annual meeting of the
WASHINGTON REPORT PACKWOOD OFFERS REAGAN TRUCK BILL
Washington Bureau |
SEN. BOB PACKWOOD, R-Ore., a leading supporter of trucking deregulation, last week introduced a Reag
JUST LIKE IT'S DONE IN JAPAN
Stanford Erickson |
Perhaps it's because Bill Armbruster, our trade editor, and I had to run three blocks to catch the L
FARMERS NEED EXPORT SUBSIDIES
Joseph Halow |
Agriculture will be on the agenda as a joint conference committee begins its work of reconciling the
AN ODE TO STANDARD TIME
Albert L. Kraus |
In the western Catskills, as in the rest of the nation, the big news of the week went virtually unno
UNITED NATIONS VICTORIES
JOC Staff |
THE UNITED NATIONS has long served as a handy whipping boy for U.S. politicians. Legislators of both
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