Commentary

ECONOMIC FACTORS DIVIDE BRITAIN

EDWIN UNSWORTH

Britain increasingly is becoming a nation divided, with the south becoming more prosperous while the

SOLVING THE DEFICIT DILEMMA

XENOPHON ZOLOTAS

Despite the marked fall in the value of the dollar, the U.S. trade balance has not manifested any te

WHEN STATISTICS DON'T CONFORM

J.A. LIVINGSTON

The Red Queen examined the 1986 statistics, showed them to the Duchess, and promptly said, "Revise t

RAKING IT IN

THE AUTO DEALERS reaped a bonanza in December as customers responded in droves to their appeals - pr

LET'S BE FAIR

THE PRESIDENT'S STAFF has displayed some sleight of hand in its fiscal 1988 budget proposal for the

CIA HAS NOTHING OVER JAPAN

Stanford Erickson is executive editor of The Journal of

From William J. Barnds' office on K Street in Washington, he can just make out the Old Executive Off

HEALTH SPENDING CONSTRAINTS FAIL

DANIEL S. GREENBERG

Another round of gasps and consternation can be expected when the medical statisticians complete the

WASHINGTON REPORT A PUSH FOR INVESTMENT TREATIES

WASHINGTON BUREAU

THE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION will try again this year to win Senate approval of a series of bilateral i

MOCKERY OF THE LAW

THE TRIAL LAWYERS have been fighting against efforts to overhaul the civil justice system, claiming

A TWO-WAY STREET

EACH DAY, AT DOZENS of airports around the country, American Airlines gathers up the tickets handed

THE CHALLENGE OF BIGNESS

THE PERILS AND REWARDS of bigness are nowhere better illustrated today than in the shipping industry

STUDENT LOAN DEADBEATS

PRESIDENT REAGAN'S TRILLION-PLUS BUDGET, which some Democrats are characterizing uncharitably as de

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Clearing the Air

On AAR OperationsIn Andrea Chancellor's column, "Inside Talk on Transportat

STEEL NOT READY TO FEND FOR ITSELF

RICHARD LAWRENCE

The European Community had hoped that by 1985 its steel industry's problems, by and large, would be

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