As I Was Saying...

Table of contents

1. Cover
2. Contents
3. Foreword
4. Introduction
5. Part I: On Trade Policy
   1. Time for A North American Trade Policy
   2. Doomsayers Are Wrong: Don’t Count Out U.S. Economy
   3. Currency Flow and Trade: Implications of the Port Debate
   4. Economic Stimulus Plan Must Incorporate International Trade
   5. New Auto Jobs, Not Quotas,
   6. Free Trade Carries a Hefty Price
   7. U.S. Needs to Revamp Trade Policy
   8. Dollar Devaluation: Cure for Trade Deficit?
   9. U.S.-Japanese Trade Strategies
   10. The FCC and Trade Barriers
   11. Should We Regulate Services Trade?
   12. Trade Sanctions vs. Contract Sanctity
6. Part II: On Exports
   1. International Export Control Systems Need Updating
   2. Doubling U.S. Exports: Can We Do It?
   3. Exporters Can Lead Recovery
   4. Exports: Its Business Not Government
   5. Exports and Imports for U.S. Manufacturers
   6. Commerce Secretary Locke Can Set Stage for Stronger Economic Recovery
7. Part III: On Education
   1. Universities Must Embrace Cultural Change
   2. A New Era for Universities
   3. Too Soon to Let Computers Replace University Libraries
   4. Academic Freedom for All
   5. Decline in the Factories of Academe
   6. Teaching People How to Manage Change
   7. Buying Education with Th ird World Debt
8. Part IV: On Thinking Ahead
   1. Where Is the German Vision
   2. West Must be Flexible if it is Going to Assist Eastern Europe
   3. Travel Advisories for the Next Generation
   4. Finding Succor in Tragedy
   5. Chance to Pick Up and Move
   6. The Falling Dollar: We’ll be on Firm Ground Again
   7. Keys to Greater Prosperity
   8. Trade Must Extend to Poorer Countries
   9. Bonuses and Auto Executives
9. Index