298 results on '"Embargoes -- Economic aspects"'
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252. Sanctions may hurt countries near S. Africa
253. Learning from the Arab oil embargo of 1973
254. Wide effect of oil prices
255. The economics of grain denial
256. Bids to end embargo on grain to Soviets are rejected by House
257. Plan to restrain corn output is shelved, partly because of concern over inflation
258. Japan gains from American embargo against Nicaragua; Tokyo becomes Managua's biggest trading partner outside the Soviet bloc
259. Ortega looked East, West - but found little economic aid
260. Sandinistas mismanaged economy, U.S. says
261. Got an extra $13? That's your share of US grain embargo cost
262. A grain embargo that hurts the wrong party
263. Soybean price-support reserve program being considered due to grain embargo
264. Initial assessment of grain embargo's effect on stocks may be misleading, analysts warn
265. Farmers on Soviet grain-sale limit: patriotic but
266. Embargo: experts differ on farm impact: Federal aid will help growers, but US export plans may be hurt; another blow to dollar?
267. Gutsy greenback: despite dollar's drop yesterday, its strength is likely to continue: Mideast strife may increase role as shelter in storm; aiding recent recovery: 'once again king of the hill.'
268. Should Uncle Sam save the American farmer? Subsidies would only mean more aid later
269. Embattled farmers
270. Cargo sits idle on East, Gulf piers as union men embargo containers
271. Shock for growers: falling grain exports bruise the farm belt; damage could spread: new surge seems unlikely; trade is hurt by slumps, tension and competition: embargo helped Argentina
272. Trade bans are hard weapons to use
273. Vietnam's opening door: U.S. embargo shuts out only American firms.
274. Nicaragua says U.S. aggression cost $3.5 billion
275. Trade embargo on South African coal estimated to cost U.S. miners $250 million
276. Importers hit embargo on Chinese down coats
277. Steel importer fears 'trade war' with EC
278. Embargoes still a threat in Export Act
279. Embargo: grain firms better off than farmers
280. Farmers' money
281. Promoting new farm sales
282. Even if S. Africa embargo becomes law, little impact on textiles seen
283. GAO report stresses necessity of emergency plan for oil cutoffs
284. Reserve beefed up to soften impact of sales embargo
285. Interest rates: held up by the grain embargo?
286. Farm Bureau agonizes over embargo
287. How will grain, technology embargo affect U.S. railroads?
288. Will the embargo hurt?
289. The lending spigot dries up for farmers
290. Economic sanctions
291. US buyers losing millions in embargoes Chinese goods
292. The truth about sanctions
293. Many on SA shifting output from China
294. It's becoming Reagan's embargo
295. Iraq said exporting some product
296. French embargo on Iranian crude puts crimp in oil firms' purchasing patterns
297. France asks all oil companies in nation to halt crude buys from Iran
298. U.S. economic embargo affecting Chevron, Exxon operations in Nicaragua
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