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51. In the East Bloc, It's Trade or Fail

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Abstract

LEAD: Moscow's proposal that members of Comecon, the Soviet-led trade bloc, begin trading at market prices is a sign that the old order is crumbling. To help fill the void, […]

Published
1990

56. Currency-rate lessons

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
Monetary policy -- International aspects, Monetary policy -- Analysis, Foreign exchange -- Analysis, European Monetary System -- Prices and rates
Published
1983

57. Economics and peace

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- Finance, National security -- International aspects, Public debts -- Management, Military assistance, American -- Europe, Economic assistance -- Europe
Published
1984

60. HENRY KISSINGER: STATESMAN AND MANAGER.

Author

HORMATS, ROBERT D.

Subjects
BOOKS
Abstract

Discusses the new book titled, `Kissinger: A Biography,' by Walter Isaacson, which is an in-depth profile of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.

Published
1992

61. Strategic petroleum reserve

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
United States -- Energy policy, Strategic materials -- Storage, International relations -- Energy policy, Petroleum -- Storage, Energy policy -- International aspects, Government, International relations, Political science
Published
1981

62. Polish debt situation

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
Poland -- Finance, Public debts -- Poland, Government, International relations, Political science
Published
1982

63. Auto parts industry

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
Automobile equipment and supplies industry -- International trade, Government, International relations, Political science
Published
1982

64. METRO DIPLOMACY.

Author

HORMATS, ROBERT D.

Subjects
ECONOMIC development, POLITICIANS, LEADERS, INTELLECTUAL property, INVESTMENTS
Abstract

The article focuses on the initiatives of the U.S. State Department to hike understanding of the new hubs of economic innovation and growth. It says that the goal of the states department is to strengthen ties with political and business leaders in a growing number of metropolitan centers. It states that the U.S. Officials are encouraging growing cities and provinces to protect intellectual property, avoid discriminatory procurement practices, and guarantee fair and transparent investment.

Published
2013

68. After Venice: the long-term needs

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
Economic forecasting -- Energy policy, Energy policy -- International aspects
Published
1980

69. A U.S. plea: we're going to need help

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
Dollar (United States) -- Economic aspects, United States economic conditions -- Analysis, International economic relations -- Analysis, Stock-exchange -- International aspects, Budget deficits -- United States, Japan -- Economic policy, West Germany -- Economic policy
Published
1987

70. Trade adjustments that all could support

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
International trade regulation -- Political aspects, Import quotas -- Political aspects, Business, Business, general
Published
1984

71. The IMF bill is really a jobs bill

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
United States. Congress -- Economic policy, International Monetary Fund -- Finance, Manpower policy -- Planning
Published
1983

72. WESTERN ECONOMICS-AND SECURITY

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Abstract

President Reagan has made welcome moves to reduce tensions with Moscow and begin arms control negotiations. To improve chances of success, he also must take the initiative to shore up […]

Published
1985

73. ON MR. GORBACHEV AND PETER THE GREAT

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Abstract

Few people, in the Soviet Union or the West, question the need for Mikhail S. Gorbachev to initiate significant economic reform. Much less certain is how far he will go […]

Published
1985

74. Two Cheers for New Financial Moves

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Abstract

In the span of 24 hours last week, the world had a new monetary system, and the United States a new trade policy. Both are welcome and necessary. But if […]

Published
1985

75. BUSINESS FORUM; LOOKING BEYOND THE CURRENCY QUICK-FIX

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Abstract

LEAD: THE dollar continues to confound and confuse. Has it fallen too much or too little? Must it be stabilized or drop further? THE dollar continues to confound and confuse. […]

Published
1987

76. Mexico Needs Special Help

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Abstract

Mexico is not merely another developing country with a debt problem. Its economy is closely interwoven with ours. We must address its problems as urgently as we would a financial […]

Published
1986

77. Economic Everest Awaits The Next President

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
United States economic conditions
Abstract

LEAD: With the campaign for the White House under way, it is worthwhile to consider how the next President might promote American economic interests in a world dramatically altered by […]

Published
1987

78. Can Teamwork Help Us Avert Global Depression?

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
International trade, Depression (Mood disorder), Depression, Mental
Abstract

JUST when weak growth in the Western industrialized nations calls for greater cooperation among them, frictions are mounting. To strengthen world recovery, a common effort by these nations is urgently [...]

Published
1986

79. A 'Fortress Europe' in 1992?

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
European Community
Abstract

LEAD: The date now set for the economic unification of the 12 countries in the European Community is 1992. Not since Napoleon's quest to unite Europe has anything so ambitious […]

Published
1988

80. IF EUROPE IS TO BE DEFENDED

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
Nuclear weapons
Abstract

The possibility of an agreement to eliminate intermediate-range nuclear weapons in Europe presupposes the ability of the United States and its North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies to finance enhanced conventional […]

Published
1986

81. ...And four goals

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
External debts -- International aspects, International economic relations
Published
1984

82. The American disease

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
The American Disease (Book) -- Book reviews, Books
Published
1984

83. Avoid the urge to do too little

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
Economic development -- International aspects, Economic policy -- International aspects, International economic relations
Published
1983

85. Don't Expect Any Miracles.

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
WAR, ECONOMIC indicators, INTERNATIONAL relief, HUMANITARIAN assistance, CONSUMER confidence, BALANCE of trade, CORPORATE debt
Abstract

Speculates about how the weak U.S. economy will be affected by military action in Iraq. Consideration of a rise in unemployment and a lack of consumer confidence; Suggestion that humanitarian disasters may be a result of war; Cost of postwar peacekeeping efforts by the U.S; Status of the trade deficit, corporate debt, and excess capacity in the U.S; Hope that war efforts will be short and successful.

Published
2003

86. Warning: Acceleration Ahead.

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
MERGERS & acquisitions, INDUSTRIAL concentration, STRATEGIC alliances (Business), ECONOMIC conditions in Asia, 1945-, TALENT management
Abstract

Predicts that the number of corporate mergers, alliances and acquisitions will continue to increase as the economy continues to grow. Challenges the new companies will face, including competition and reorganization; Examples of mergers in Europe, including YPF and Repsol; How Asians are beginning to participate in mergers; Importance of the multicultural human-resource policies that will be enacted by the companies.

Published
2000

87. Gekko's Gurus.

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
*EXECUTIVES, *CONSUMERS, *COMMUNISM, COMMUNIST countries
Abstract

This section presents a quotation from Goldman Sachs executive Robert D. Hormats regarding the importance of consumers to the developments in a communist country.

Published
1995

88. James Madison's example for the `tigers.'

Author

Hormats, Robert D.

Subjects
*ECONOMICS, ECONOMIC conditions in Asia
Abstract

Opinion. Focuses on the financial difficulties in Asia. Indication that the country's problems is a powerful reminder of the close connection between good information and well-functioning markets; Reference to the article `Go East, Young Man,' by Kishore Mahbubani in the Spring 1994 Washington Quarterly; Perception that the United States resilient financial system owes much to James Madison and his colleagues at the Constitutional Convention.

Published
1998

90. CHINA GOES GLOBAL.

Author

Harding, Harry, Bremmer, Ian, Stewart, Thomas, Lipton, David, Hormats, Robert D., Friedman, Robert, Rosenthal, Joel, Mousavizadeh, Nader, Sharma, Ruchir, Zakaria, Fareed, and Gvosdev, Nikolas K.

Subjects
*GLOBALIZATION, *INTERNATIONAL relations, *INTERNATIONAL conflict
Abstract

The article highlights a discussion regarding the impact of the increased global economic presence of China on the U.S. Among those who participated in the discussion are Harry Harding of Eurasia Group and Robert D. Hormats of Goldman Sachs. China has adopted an omnidirectional foreign policy, in which it sought to lessen tension with virtually every potential trade and investment partner. It has been claimed that U.S.-China relations will play out under a complicated constellation of rivalry.

Published
2006

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