The World Economy

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Volume 19, month 11, 1996

Editorial Introduction pp. 1-9

Sven Arndt and Chris Milner

The Role of the OECD in Liberalising International Trade and Capital Flows pp. 11-28

David Henderson

Central Europe Looks West pp. 29-44

Henryk Kierzkowski

Regionalism and the Bias Against Agriculture in Less Developed Countries pp. 45-66

Dean A. DeRosa

Canadian Trade Policy: The GATT's 1995 Review pp. 67-80

Ronald Wonnacott

The Trade Policy Review of the European Union pp. 81-100

Jacques Pelkmans and Antonia Giulia Carzaniga

The Trade Policy Review of Indonesia pp. 101-117

George Fane

Israel's Trade Policy Review pp. 119-132

Mordechai Kreinin

The Trade Policy Review of Japan pp. 133-155

Robert Stern

The Trade Policy Review of Zimbabwe pp. 157-166

Jan Willem Gunning

The Scope, Implication and Economic Rationale of a Competition-Oriented Approach to Future Multilateral Trade Negotiations pp. 167-181

Geza Feketekuty and Robert A. Rogowsky

Trade Policy and Environmental Protection pp. 183-194

Horst Siebert

Passing Through Regionalism: The Transition to Global Markets pp. 621-633

Raymond Vernon

Investment Creation and Diversion in Europe pp. 635-659

Richard Baldwin, Rikard Forslid and Jan I. Haaland

China's WTO Membership: What's at Stake? pp. 661-682

Yongzheng Yang

Europe and the Maastricht Challenge pp. 683-694

Michel Aglietta and Merih Uctum

The Government Procurement Agreement: Implications of Economic Theory pp. 695-720

Aaditya Mattoo

The Stability of Trade Policy in the Countries in Transition and their Integration into the Multilateral Trading System pp. 721-745

Zdenek Drabek

Gifts and Debt Buy-Backs pp. 747-757

Dominick Egli

Why Small Countries Worry: Neglected Issues in Current Analyses of the Benefits and Costs for Small Countries of Integrating with Large Ones pp. 759-764

G. K. Helleiner

Review Article – The Bretton Woods Institutions in Developing Countries: Bétes Noires or Toothless Tigers? pp. 765-779

Jane Harrigan

Volume 19, month 09, 1996

The Free Trade Area of the Americas: Good for Latin America? pp. 485-515

Arvind Panagariya

Discovering the Truth About Protection Rackets pp. 517-532

Chris Milner

Is APEC a Natural Regional Trading Bloc? A Critique of the ‘Gravity Model’of International Trade pp. 533-543

Jacques J. Polak

Protecting Jobs or Protecting Rents? Back-of-the-Envelope Arithmetic on Egypt's Car Industry pp. 545-553

Marcelo M. Giugale and Mette J. Knudsen

The Economics of the Middle East Peace Process: Are There Prospects for Trade and Growth? pp. 555-574

Karolina Ekholm, Johan Torstensson and Rasha Torstensson

Trade in Insurance in the Central-America Common Market pp. 575-593

François Outreville

A Comment on ‘Review — Debt, Adjustment and Recovery’ pp. 595-608

I. M. D. Little

The Aspects of Dynamic Interactions in the Decision-Making Process: The Hyundai's Anti-Dumping Case pp. 609-613

Gi-Heon Kwon

Volume 19, month 07, 1996

The European Union's Mediterranean Free Trade Initiative pp. 387-405

Bernard Hoekman and Simeon Djankov

Proposals to Ensure a Smooth Transition to European Monetary Union by 1999 pp. 407-423

Paul Mizen and Brian Tew

Tariffication in the Uruguay Round: How Much Liberalisation? pp. 425-446

Merlinda D. Ingco

Integration of Central Europe in the Common Agricultural Policy of the European Union pp. 447-463

Štefan Bojnec

Primary Exports and Economic Growth in Developing Countries pp. 465-475

Augustin Fosu

Volume 19, month 05, 1996

Trade and Investment in a Hub-and-Spoke System Versus a Free Trade Area pp. 237-252

Ronald Wonnacott

The Liberalisation of East-West European Trade: Hubs, Spokes and Further Complications pp. 253-272

Alice Enders and Ronald Wonnacott

How Domestic Demand Shapes the Pattern of International Trade pp. 273-286

Rolf Weder

Sub-Saharan African Own Commitments in the Uruguay Round - Myth or Reality? pp. 287-305

Piritta Sorsa

The Scope and Depth of GATS Commitments pp. 307-332

Laura Altinger and Alice Enders

Onwards to Singapore: The International Contestability of Markets and the New Trade Agenda pp. 333-343

Americo Beviglia Zampetti and Pierre Sauvé

Peripherality in Economic Geography and Modern Growth Theory: Evidence from Ireland's Adjustment to Free Trade pp. 345-365

Frank Barry

Review - Debt, Adjustment and Recovery pp. 367-378

Michael Bleaney

Volume 19, month 03, 1996

The Bretton Woods Institutions and the Political Economy of International Monetary Reform pp. 143-148

Graham Bird

From Bretton Woods to Halifax and Beyond: The Political Economy of International Monetary Reform pp. 149-172

Graham Bird

Political Economy of the Bretton Woods Institutions: Adapting to Financial Change pp. 173-193

C. Randall Henning

Bureaucracy at the IMF and the World Bank: A Comparison of the Evidence pp. 195-210

Roland Vaubel

Principals, Agents and the Limitations of BWI Conditionality pp. 211-229

Tony Killick

Volume 19, month 01, 1996

Who Voted Against the NAFTA? Trade Unions Versus Free Trade pp. 1-12

John A. C. Conybeare and Mark Zinkula

Brazilian Inflation and the Plano Real pp. 13-37

Jeffrey Sachs and Alvaro A. Zini

Lessons from Bank and Enterprise Restructuring in the Transition Economies of Europe and Central Asia pp. 39-62

Michael S. Borish, Millard F. Long and Michel Noël

The Polluter-Pays Principle in the Context of Agriculture and the Environment pp. 63-87

James A. Tobey and Henri Smets

The Automotive Industry in Southeast Asia: Can Protection Be Made Less Costly? pp. 89-112

Paul Wonnacott

The Potential For Trade Between Israel, The Palestinians and Jordan pp. 113-134

Arie Arnon, Avia Spivak and J. Weinblatt