Commentary

WASHINGTON REPORT

WASHINGTON BUREAU

Tax Reform Corrections on Hold

WHAT WAS ONCE EXPECTED to be an early bill in the next Congre

USSR'S HUGE UNTAPPED MARKETS

THOMAS H. NAYLOR

The recent withdrawal of the Soviet Union from the U.S. wheat market sent two messages to trade offi

CHAPTER 11 FOR THE LDCS

SENATOR BILL BRADLEY, New Jersey Democrat, and Rep. Jack Kemp, New York Republican, two of the more

SANTA'S TAKE: $29 BILLION

THE NATION'S 88 MILLION HOUSEHOLDS will spend an average $325 on Christmas gifts this year, accordin

HUBRIS AND THE WHITE HOUSE

STANFORD ERICKSON

The telephone call was from a metropolitan desk reporter with the San Francisco Chronicle. He was in

OPEC'S PROBLEM, NOT OURS

AN ARAB NEWSPAPER, Al-Bayan, in the United Arab Emirate of Dubai, lamented the disastrous conditions

SWEEPING ACCUSATIONS

THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT and the FBI say they are broadening their efforts against corrupt leadership

'IDEALOGICAL WEEDS' IN N. KOREA

JASPER BECKER

Anything is possible and credible in a country as bizarre and secretive as North Korea.

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ARGENTINA'S HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUE

JEREMY MORGAN

Uncertainty again hangs over Argentina's human rights issue after this week's verdict on General Ram

PORTUGAL CASTS LOT WITH EUROPE

HOWARD SCHISSEL

Because of Portugal's unique geographic position, hinged onto the extreme western protrusion of Euro

THE KEY TO 3RD WORLD RECOVERY

RICHARD LAWRENCE

Equity investment, economists say, is basic to the economic recovery of much of the developing world

SOLVING TAIWAN'S TRADE IMBALANCE

WILLIAM ARMBRUSTER

Success often breeds its own problems. That has certainly been the case for Taiwan in international

CANADA CONSIDERS TAX REFORM

LEO RYAN

With a sweeping tax reform in place in the United States, the pressure has increased sharply for Can

DREXEL'S DILEMMA

WE HAVE NO INTENTION of prejudging the case against the investment banking house of Drexel Burnham L

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