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A STRONG START IN BRUSSELS
JOC Staff |
JACQUES SANTER, it seems, has a backbone after all. In July, the former prime minister of Lu
APEC'S AGENDA FOR OPEN TRADE
Ali Alatas |
First the EC, then Nafta, AFTA and the WTO. And now APEC. Is there enough room for anotherinternatio
HOW DID BERNIE SANDERS WIN?
Andrew Reding |
Does Vermont congressman Bernie Sanders know something the pundits have missed? If anyone sh
EU NATIONS GO THEIR OWN WAY
Bruce Barnard |
The European Union has been spiked by a deadly cocktail of cynicism and national self-interest. The
CLEANING UP RUSSIA
JOC Staff |
RUSSIA'S ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS are worsening by the day. Last month, a dam built to contain leaks f
CLINTON, CARS AND CHINA
JOC Staff |
PRESIDENT CLINTON will be in Indonesia this week to participate in an economic summit of Asian-Pacif
WASHINGTON REPORT CONGRESS: CHANGING THE GUARD
Washington Bureau |
Republicans and Democrats may join hands to pass the Uruguay Round global trade agreement in three w
SHORT SHRIFT FOR LATIN AMERICA
Roberto Fabricio |
Some of the brightest names in the U.S. foreign policy community were in the Capitol's ornate Madiso
QUITTING THE ENTITLEMENTS HABIT
Gary Galles |
During the now mercifully ended election campaign, both parties insisted they would not touch Social
NEW CHOICES IN A NEW CHINA
Loretta Tofani |
The Wang family builds houses and rents them to other entrepreneurs. The Wangs have three children,
CHILE STANDS ABOVE THE CROWD
Joseph P. Quinlan |
It is easy to overgeneralize when discussing nations of the same region. In Latin America,for instan
AFTER THE REVOLUTION
JOC Staff |
"There is now a burden on Republicans to put together a coherent program." Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas<
OUT OF THE CLOSETS IN AMERICA
Daniel S. Greenberg |
With the holiday season approaching, the retail industry is understandably rattled by reports of dec
THE SALINAS LEGACY
JOC Staff |
CARLOS SALINAS, Mexico's president, leaves office later this month with a record most other leaders
WHEN FREIGHT COMPANIES UNITE
Thomas J. Donohue |
Few trucking companies today consider themselves just truck lines. Indeed, many now own businesses t
BEHIND THE JAPANESE PARTY LINE
JOHN McCARRON |
Japan's top economic representative to the United States was in Chicago last week and stopped by our
PASSBOOK WITH A PLUS
JOC Staff |
FOR THE CONSERVATIVE INVESTOR who still likes the idea of big payoffs, a Japanese bank has just the
A CHARADE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE
H. Erich Heinemann |
One accomplishment of the Clinton administration in this election year has been to devalue the dolla
DO VOTERS UNDERSTAND POLITICS?
Robert A. Maranto |
One of the great misconceptions of American politics is that the American people are politically ill
DECLINE AND FALL OF THATCHERISM
Janet Porter |
The last vestiges of Thatcherism were swept away last week when the British government was forced to
BANKING ON MIDEAST PROSPERITY
Gary N. Kleiman |
Prospects for peace in the Middle East are hastening commercial links between Arabs and Israelis.
INCHING ALONG IN JAPAN
JOC Staff |
ADD ANOTHER voice to the chorus of reformers and trade partners calling for economic deregulation in
GOP IN CHARGE?
JOC Staff |
HARDLY A REPUBLICAN ANYWHERE remembers what it was like to run Congress. Indeed, the Republican camp
WASHINGTON REPORT SHIPPERS, RAILS MAY SQUARE OFF
Washington Bureau |
Railroads that faced sharp criticism over the past decade from shippers without alternativesto rail
FIGHTING CORRUPTION IN ARGENTINA
Paula Green |
Public corruption is a big issue in Argentina as next year's presidential election draws closer. Ind
TRADE TRIPLE-HEADER
JOC Staff |
PRESIDENT CLINTON travels to Indonesia next week for the first of three high- profile, trade events:
CHINA'S COPYRIGHT THIEVES
JOC Staff |
FOREIGN INVESTORS in China who complain of lax legal protection for their trademarks, patents and co
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
LLOYD'S WILL PAY VALID CLAIMSYour Oct. 26 article, "Lloyd's Wants to Make Sure Names
POSTAL RETREAT
JOC Staff |
BRITAIN has backed away from a forward-looking plan to privatize parts of its postal service.
AIR RAID
JOC Staff |
EUROPE'S BIGGEST POWERS are under attack from the air. The United States this week pledged to negoti
COMING TO APEC: FREER TRADE
Franklin L. Lavin |
First the bad news: Bill Clinton will not be in the best frame of mind when he lands in Jakarta next
GROPING, BUT NOT FOR ANSWERS
Mark Magnier |
A few years ago Yumi Kawase was riding a crowded Tokyo train during the morning rush-hour when she f
CUBA AND THE AMERICAS SUMMIT
Roberto Fabricio |
What do you have when you mix Florida politics, inter-American diplomacy, Miami's Cuban exile passio
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
LABOR'S WORKPLACE INNOVATIONSThough provocative, your Labor Day editorial on the cha
SPOOKING INSURERS
JOC Staff |
HE'S BA-A-A-CK. John Dingell, the formidable chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Commi
JORDAN, ISRAEL PART THE WATERS
Frederic C. Hof |
Last week's Jordanian-Israeli peace treaty not only ends the state of war between the two countries,
WHAT'S AHEAD FOR TRADE IN '95?
Richard Lawrence |
What kind of year was it for the international trade community on Capitol Hill? Let's try the F-word
THE TRADEMARK TREATY
JOC Staff |
COUNTERFEITERS of textiles, computers, pharmaceuticals and other goods will have a toughertime of it
KEEPING REINS ON MONEY SUPPLY
H. Erich Heinemann |
The White House is orchestrating yet another effort to block the Federal Reserve from further increa
GIVING UKRAINE A COLD SHOULDER
James Bovard |
The Clinton administration is threatening to impose restrictive quotas on imports of wool coats from
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