Commentary

THE SHIPPERS NEED AN ICC

THIS YEAR OR NEXT, Congress must deal with shipper complaints arising out of the Staggers Rail Act

WHY RAILS BUY STEAMSHIP LINES

STANFORD ERICKSON

''The real question is not why we are purchasing Sea-Land, but why such a transaction has not occur

GATT BID: SOVIET ACQUIESCENCE?

KATHLEEN A. CHARLES

Suspicion between the world's two major superpowers seems to be on the rise with tensions mounting o

TAX CHANGE WILL SCUTTLE SHIPPING

PHILIP J. LOREE

Late in the evening on Saturday, Aug. 16, in the final hours of their negotiations, the chairmen of

MULRONEY LOOKS FOR SECOND WIND

LEO RYAN

Two years ago this month, Canada's Tories were swept to power with a lopsided majority in an electio

GIVE CONRAIL A CLEAR TRACK

LEGISLATION FOR THE PUBLIC SALE of the government's 85 percent interest in the Consolidated Rail Cor

NEW MAJOR TAX BILL BY '88

UNCERTAINTY ABOUT THE TAX REFORM BILL sliding down the congressional home stretch has been affecting

STAR WARS' 'SPINOFF' DELUSION

DANIEL S. GREENBERG

As the nuclear-free promise of the Strategic Defense Initiative, or Star Wars," founders on awesome

US TRADE DEFICIT IN PERSPECTIVE

ROBERT SOLOMON

The U.S. trade deficit in July, announced in the last week of August, was at a record level. The new

WILL JAPAN USE ITS POWER WISELY?

A.E. CULLISON

Are the Japanese in the future going to use their relatively new-found economic power wisely? Lots o

GRUFF GATT TALK

THE BLUSTER coming from the world's trade ministers as they prepare for the upcoming General Agreeme

LACK OF DISCIPLI NE FOSTERS DEBT

KEITH M. ROCKWELL

Debt. It touches everyone. But, to paraphrase Mark Twain, while everybody talks about debt, nobody d

AUSTRALIA MUST C HANGE TO PROSPER

JANET PORTER

The Australian Design Centre's prime location, close to the harbor in the fashionable Rocks area of

A PAWN IN THE GAME

THERE MAY BE A BRIGHT SIDE to the arrest and subsequent charging with espionage in the Soviet Union

Search form