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A LOVER OF TRADE BARRIERS
Tom Whitehouse |
Vladimir Dovgan's business strategy is an extension of his black-belt karate prowess.''I don
TURNING HEDGEHOGS INTO FOXES
Lincoln Y. Rathnam |
It is frequently said that we live in an information age, that never before have so much data and an
AN EXPENSIVE FAILURE IN DENVER
Linda Seebach |
The sparring over how Denver's Regional Transportation District should be run has obscured a more fu
MEXICAN STANDOFF
JOC Staff |
Telmex, the Mexican telephone company, and two of the largest U.S. long distance carriers - AT&T and
THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE IMF
Catherine Gwin |
The $18 billion International Monetary Fund request now before Congress is crucially important to th
TIME IS RIPE FOR US-RUSSIA FREE TRADE
Bob Packwood |
With an approval rating of 3 percent in one recent poll, Russian President Boris Yeltsin's domestic
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
INDONESIA URGES LOWEROPEC QUOTAS, CITES IRAQJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesian Mines and Energy
CONSUMERS SEE RED (TOMATOES)
Aaron Lukas |
Recently, House Minority Whip David Bonior, D-Mich. - in a move criticized even by members of his ow
VISITING THE MIDDLE KINGDOM
Washington Bureau |
Newly minted trade ambassador Richard Fisher is on an introductory swing through Asia this week, wit
NATO BY THE NUMBERS
Paula Stern |
In light of the economic turmoil in Asia right now and the political crisis in the Middle East, Cent
LETTERS
JOC Staff |
ANOTHER LOOK ATMARIANAS TEXTILESLet me clarify three aspects of the Clinton administration's
THE STICKY WEB FOR TRADEMARKS
Paul Tulenko |
Hours and hours of labor and thought went into your new Web site. The graphics are great, proprietar
WHY RAILROADS REALLY MERGE
Frank N. Wilner |
Since 1980, mergers have reduced the number of major railroads from several dozen to fewer than 10.
LATIN AMERICA SNIFFLES UNDER ASIAN FLU
Stephen Fidler |
Amid the financial turmoil in Asia, Latin America's economies managed their best performance in thre
THE POLITICS OF THE DRUG WAR
JOC Staff |
The U.S. administration is carrying out its annual exercise of decertifying countries that don't pla
CRACKING DOWN ON FOREIGNERS
Phil Gunson |
A crackdown by Mexican immigration authorities on foreign observers in the southern state of Chiapas
A WORKABLE MARITIME BILL
JOC Staff |
Congress will be presented soon with an ocean shipping deregulation plan that will expose this indus
A SYSTEM AMERICA WANTED
Claude E. Barfield |
The recent ruling by a panel of the World Trade Organization against the United States in a case tha
LETTERS
JOC Staff |
A REWRITEOF ALASKA'S HISTORYOver the years, members of the Alaskan congressional delegation
NO EASY WAY TO SAN JOSE
Richard Lawrence |
Yes, Virginia, there is still a Latin America.Asia has been more than dominating the economi
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NEW YORK REGULATORS OKNIAGARA MOHAWK REVAMPALBANY, N.Y. - State regulators approved Niagara
SUPPORT ASIA _ FOR TRADE'S SAKE
Robyn S. Kravit |
There is continuing debate on whether the U.S. government should allow the use of taxpayer money to
HEALTH CARE'S DIRTY LITTLE SECRET
James J. Florio |
Recently released reports about health care in New York state should be a cause of concern for Ameri
LETTERS
JOC Staff |
JONES ACT REFORMERS WANTTO SACRIFICE AMERICAN JOBSRob Quartel and the Jones Act Reform Coali
FAILING TO EDUCATE
JOC Staff |
U.S. high school seniors ranked near the bottom in a recent international exam in math and science,
STRAIT TALK
JOC Staff |
Taiwan and China appear to have put the worst of their squabbling and military threats behind them -
US-JAPAN AVIATION: PARTLY CLOUDY
Michael F. Goldman |
The new U.S.-Japan aviation agreement is not an open-skies agreement. It is nonetheless a good deal
LABOR'S HOLY GRAIL
JOC Staff |
Employment ministers of the Group of Seven economic powers think they have found the Holy Grail of l
ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR THE IMF: TWO VIEWS \ NO MORE MONEY FOR BAILOUTS
Marijke Torfs |
With the financial crisis in East Asia winding down, the Congress is considering whether to appro
LETTERS
JOC Staff |
BACKGROUND CHECKSNEED BACKGROUND DATAGreg Johnson's recent column on criminal records of pro
THE GROWING ROLE OF MARKETS
Marc Chandler |
In testimony before the U.S. Senate's Foreign Relations Committee recently, Federal Reserve Chairman
ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR THE IMF: TWO VIEWS \ HONORING US OBLIGATIONS
Robert E. Litan |
The International Monetary Fund is the world economy's equivalent of our Federal Reserve: a lender o
INSURANCE FRAUD
JOC Staff |
Insurance fraud is a $20 billion-a-year business in the United States and growing so rapidly that in
TOO EASY TO GO BUST
Vern Mckinley |
Despite seven years of economic expansion, combined with historically low unemployment, American cou
IN SUPPORT OF JUDGES
William S. Sessions |
''Independence of judges is equally requisite to guard the Constitution and the rights of individual
UNDERSTANDING ASIA'S ILLS
John T. Bennett |
Ever since Asia's financial crisis broke, attention has been focused on short-run cures to stabilize
EURO TRAIN COULD STILL DERAIL
William Keegan |
The move toward a European single currency is beginning to resemble a nightmare wedding: the partici
THE STATE OF YELTSIN
John Helmer |
Five years ago, President Boris Yeltsin used his annual February address to a joint session of Parli
LETTERS
JOC Staff |
BELARUS IS NO WORSE THANREST OF EASTERN EUROPEI consider The Journal of Commerce's accusatio
NAZI GOLD IN CHINA
Andrew Higgins |
A Portuguese naval officer in Macau, Fernando Brito, took part in a peculiar ritual. Once a week he
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