Commentary

POWER (HORSEPOWER) TO THE PEOPLE

PETER G. KOLTNOW

One of the richest and most attractive counties in the country is about to publish an "Interim Growt

EDUCATE US TO TRADE

IT CAME AS NO SURPRISE that the U.S. trade deficit was a chief topic of discussion at the recent Vir

CARRIER-SHIPPER PARTNERSHIP

OCEAN, TRUCKING AND RAIL CARRIERS are beginning to look at shippers in a different way. Before dereg

UK PRESS CALLS FOR EASIER ACCESS

EDWIN UNSWORTH

If a campaign launched last week by one of the country's leading national newspapers is successful,

COSTA RICA'S ECONOMY ON THE RISE

KATHLEEN A. CHARLES

A firm resolve by the recently elected Arias government to preserve the long- standing democratic pr

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Conversations Articles

'A Pleasure to Read'My compliments to Stanford Erickson. His articles

THE GUNS OF OCTOBER

WARS IN MODERN TIMES, and perhaps in all times, have commenced when negotiations for peace have sou

OF FORECASTS AND FORECASTERS

MICHAEL CAYTON

One of the major interests at the annual conference of the National Association of Business Economis

EGYPT: THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY

NAZIH GIRGIS

The major objective of Egyptian foreign policy has been to contribute to international peace and pro

THE NEED FOR CONSENSUS

IT HAD TO HAPPEN. When the Socialist Party of French President Francois Mitterrand failed to hold it

MEXICO'S CURSE

NOW THAT THE COMMERCIAL BANKS seem likely to cough up the $6 billion in new loans Mexico has been as

QUEBEC'S EAGER FREE TRADERS

LEO RYAN

When a Quebec businessman plots out potential markets, the gleam in his eye is pointed south.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR XPORT CARGO SUBSIDY NOT A SIMPLE CONCEPT

In his article "A New Maritime Subsidy Concept, (JofC, Aug. 26), Marc Felice suggests completely aba

EVENTS SPARK FICKLE INTEREST

ROSALIND RACHID

Gudni Bragason is the only person from Iceland I know well.

We were graduate students in the

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