Commentary

COMBAT PAY

MANY CORPORATE DIRECTORS, those people who boss the bosses, are getting double-digit pay hikes this

WALLICH: AN APPRECIATION

In his final months on the Federal Reserve Board, Henry Wallich got outvoted a lot. His scholarly ma

A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD

THE MARITIME ADMINISTRATION has served notice to U.S. trading partners that Washington will no longe

WHAT SHOULD REAGAN DO NOW?

THOMAS J. CONNORS

We cannot, and we will not, let this stop us from getting on with the business of governing.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

HOW Claims Article

On Court Case WrongAn article in your paper (JofC, Oct. 7) described the

BUSINESSES LOSE GROUND IN CHINA

RICHARD LAWRENCE

A half-dozen years ago, U.S. businessmen were eager to cash in on a seeming Chinese bonanza.

NO LONGER 'THE OTHER BODY'

AFTER 150 YEARS of not being able to do so, members of the House of Representatives soon should be a

NO FORD IN THE FUTURE

MUCH HAS BEEN MADE of the transition of the U.S. economy from manufacturing to services. But somethi

DANES FLOCK TO GERMAN SHOPS

H. PETER DREYER

Deficient as the Common Market may still be in many ways, particularly with regard to non-tariff bar

A MARSHALL PLAN FOR THE 1980S

JAMES D. ROBINSON III

National security - free world security - is as much if not more dependent on economic stability as

PUBLISHING ERRORS: LIBEL OR LIABLE

EUGENE R. ANDERSON

The publishing industry daily delivers to U.S. consumers a product almost as ubiquitous as the air w

BUDGET IS/ISN'T COMING

QUESTION: WHEN IS A BUDGET not a budget? Answer: When it is the document President Reagan sends to

UNDER THE GUN

AS THE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION casts about for scapegoats to this nation's projected $170 billion trad

UNEMPLOYMENT REMEDIES VARY

EDWIN UNSWORTH

It is not unusual for Britain's trades unions to differ with the Conservative party - particularly w

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