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THE LONG VIEW FOR ROMANIA
Nicholas Kittrie |
Americans have often been accused, perhaps justly, of having a short attention span and an even shor
UNEMPLOYMENT IN MOSCOW
JOC Staff |
Mikhail Gorbachev's economic reforms have run into a bit of a problem. Increasing labor productivity
AID FOR SEMATECH
JOC Staff |
THE HOUSE AND SENATE trade bills have received considerable negative publicity in recent months, muc
AUTOMATED POSTAL CLERKS
JOC Staff |
THE U.S. POSTAL SERVICE is going modern. A postal version of automated teller machines, dispensing s
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
More Questions On US Auto IndustryThe article by Rep. John J. LaFalce (Sept. 3) indicates a
WASHINGTON REPORT MARAD TO DECIDE ON TANKER BIDS
Washington Bureau |
THE MARITIME ADMINISTRATION has more than one offer in hand for the purchase or charter of the super
DE LA MADRID AND THE AZTECS
Stanford Erickson |
The Aztecs were the great warriors of Mexico. For more than 50 years, until they were conquered by t
CRUDE CRUNCH HITS POLITICS
JOC Staff |
HOW BAD HAS THE OIL-PRICE BUST been for business in the energy-dependent states? By now, most people
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
Foreign Inspections Are a Trade BarrierYour Aug. 19 editorial on the pre-shipment inspection
TAKING CHARGE OF TRADE POLICY
Raymond J. Ahearn |
Congress is taking control of U.S. trade policy, moving it in the direction of greater activism. The
TIME TO REFORM WELFARE
JOC Staff |
WELFARE REFORM might seem an idea whose time has come. House Democrats have introduced a bill costin
NO FRONT-PAGE NEWS AT ALL
Albert L. Kraus |
And now the news. . . What kind of day was it 160 years ago when The Journal of Commerce got its sta
THE PERONISTS' TURN
JOC Staff |
THE RESULTS of last Sunday's election in Argentina pose a major challenge for that country's 4-year-
SOVIETS JOIN THE CLUB
JOC Staff |
ALL TOO OFTEN, economics plays handmaiden to other concerns when it comes to foreign affairs. There
PROTECTION HARMS US SECURITY
Paula Stern |
Strengthening our national defense globally and our competitive standing internationally should be t
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
Taiwanese Concern In US Trade StressedIn your editorial of Aug. 21, 1987 related to your "Sp
ANSWERING MACHINE POSSIBILITIES
Tom Connors |
I called a friend last weekend for tennis and spoke with his telephone answering machine. I think su
TRUCK SAFETY FACTS, NOT HUNCHES
Thomas H. Hanna |
When it comes to highway safety, it is striking how readily people recommend solutions to problems o
HARD LANDING IN AN ELECTION YEAR
H. Erich Heinemann |
The economy has rounded the corner into the homestretch of 1987 in remarkably good shape. The major
INTER-GERMAN DIALOGUE
JOC Staff |
THE VISIT OF EAST GERMAN LEADER Erich Honecker to West Germany marks a milestone in the tense histor
FAMILY IMPACT
JOC Staff |
PRESIDENT REAGAN'S new executive order requiring federal agencies to evaluate the impact of their po
TOUGH TASKS FOR NAKASONE HEIR
A.E. Cullison |
Japan's plucky prime minister, whose five years in office come to an end on the 30th of next month,
A VOTE FOR PRODUCTIVITY
JOC Staff |
THE COST OF MOVING cargo through a seaport is based on many factors, only one of which is longshore
UK'S HIGH-TECH CHANGE OF HEART
Edwin Unsworth |
The mere mention of new technology is usually enough to raise the hackles of Britain's trades unions
THE SATURATION CAPER
JOC Staff |
CONGRESSMEN SPEND a lot of time griping about other nations' non-tariffbarriers to trade. Th
NEW SENSE OF PURPOSE FOR UNIONS
Paul M. Swiercz |
On June 11, 1987, the nation's air traffic controllers voted 2-1 to form the National Air Traffic C
GORBACHEV'S E. EUROPEAN GAMBIT
Milan Svec |
Recent demonstrations in Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia provided a new reminder to Soviet leader Mikh
OPIUM RIGHT OFF THE BOAT
Albert L. Kraus |
There was no television 160 years ago when Samuel F.B. Morse founded The Journal of Commerce. No rad
NORWAY'S FORGOTTEN CONTRIBUTION
Norman A. Bailey |
The participation of the Norwegian firm Kongsberg Trade - a division of Kongsberg Vaapenfabrikk - in
HELP FOR THE HOMELESS
JOC Staff |
IT'S HARD TO GO FAR in any major city without running into the homeless. Train stations and bus term
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
Time to Point Finger At CanadaI noted in your Aug. 12 issue some comments made by Leonard H.
REPEAL JACKSON-VANIK
JOC Staff |
WHEN THE NOMINATION of C. William Verity Jr. as secretary of commerce comes before the Senate Commer
AUTO INDUSTRY BECOMING A SHELL
John J. Lafalce |
Americas' two biggest car companies and the United Auto Workers Union have begun the most critical l
CREATING A PRIVATE RESERVE FLEET
D.R. Yearwood |
A recent Journal of Commerce editorial ("Who Needs a Fleet?", Aug. 17) notes the disinterest of the
CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
The name of Rep. Dante Fascell, D-Fla., was misspelled in a letter published in Tuesday's edition of
BIG STEEL'S BIG BAILOUT
JOC Staff |
THE STEEL INDUSTRY HAS EXTRACTED a lot from the U.S. taxpayer, all in the name of saving basic indus
EUROPE'S NUCLEAR CHESS GAME
Tom Connors |
Although I am not much of a chess player, I am an expert at making a particular move. It inv
TRICKY TRACE FOR SERVICES TRADE
Richard Lawrence |
No phase of the Uruguay Round trade negotiations in Geneva is likely to be trickier, or more frustra
INSURANCE BARRIERS INHIBIT TRADE
Ward L. Mauck |
An U.S. ship, filled with U.S. grain, sails to the port of a U.S. trading partner. One might expect
FED CHIEF FACES A TRIAL BY FIRE
H. Erich Heinemann |
Alan Greenspan has hardly had time to find his way to the tennis courts at the Federal Reserve Board
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