The World Economy

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Volume 18, month 11, 1995

Introduction pp. 741-744

Andre Sapir

Trade Liberalisation and ‘Fair Trade’ Demands: Addressing the Environmental and Labour Standards Issues pp. 745-759

Jagdish Bhagwati

How to Make Trade Liberalisation Popular pp. 761-767

Sir Leon Brittan

Trade and Environment in the World Trade Organisation pp. 769-779

Richard Eglin

Towards an Internationalisation of Competition Policy pp. 781-789

Alexis Jacquemin

The Interaction Between Labour Standards and International Trade Policy pp. 791-803

Andre Sapir

Transnational Coalitions Among Societal, State and International Actors: GM, Ford and Hyundai in the Canadian Anti-Dumping Case pp. 805-816

Gi-Heon Kwon

Volume 18, month 09, 1995

Why Liberalisation Needs Centralisation: Subsidiarity and EU Telecoms pp. 635-664

Jeanne-Mey Sun and Jacques Pelkmans

Prosperity For All? Reflecting on the MFA Complex pp. 665-680

Dean Spinanger

Competition and Trade Policy: Identifying the Issues After the Uruguay Round pp. 681-705

Peter Lloyd and Gary Sampson

Ex-Post Evaluation of the Uruguay Round Agriculture Agreement pp. 707-728

K.A. Ingersent, A.J. Rayner and R.C. Hine

Review Article: Adjustment in Africa: Reforms, Results and the Road Ahead pp. 729-735

Christopher Adam

Volume 18, month 07, 1995

Currency Appreciation and ‘Deindustrialisation’: A European Perspective pp. 519-541

John Tatom

Foreign Direct Investment and Manufacturing for Export in a New Exporting Country: The Case of Sri Lanka pp. 543-564

Prema-chandra Athukorala

A Transition Proposal for Lomé Convention Trade Preferences: The Case of the EU Banana Regime pp. 565-581

David Raboy, Teri L. Simpson and Bing Xu

The Competitive Position of Asian Producers of Textiles and Clothing in the US Market pp. 583-602

Lynden Moore

Can the IMF Help Low-Income Countries? Experiences with its Structural Adjustment Facilities pp. 603-616

Tony Killick

Can the IMF Help Low-Income Countries: A Reply pp. 617-625

Susan Schadler

Volume 18, month 05, 1995

The EC-Japan Consensus on Cars: Interaction Between Trade and Competition Policy pp. 345-365

Aaditya Mattoo and Petros C. Mavroidis

The New Trade Theory and its Relevance to the Trade Policies of Developing Countries pp. 367-385

Asad Alam

Trade Policy and Regional Integration: Implications for the Relations between Europe and Africa pp. 387-410

Paul Collier and Jan Willem Gunning

The Linkages between the Timber Trade and Tropical Deforestation—Indonesia pp. 411-442

Edward Barbier, Nancy Bockstael, Joanne Burgess and Ivar Strand

The Impact of Economic Sanctions in the 1990s pp. 443-455

Peter Bergeijk

A CGE Approach to Modelling Carbon Dioxide Emissions Control in Canada and the United States pp. 457-488

Louis Beuuséjour, Gordon Lenjosek and Michael Smart

Some Lessons From ‘Developing’ Countries' Trade Policy Reviews in the GATT Framework: An Enforcement Perspective pp. 489-503

Asif H. Qureshi

NEWS AND EVENTS pp. 513-517

Colleen Hamilton

Volume 18, month 03, 1995

Japan's Trade Policy: A Mini-Symposium Editorial Introduction pp. 181-191

Ali M. El-Agraa

Economic Growth, Foreign Trade, and Trade Policy in Japan pp. 193-217

Kazuo Sato

VERs as a Prominent Feature of Japanese Trade Policy: Their Rationale, Costs and Benefits pp. 219-235

Ali M. El-Agraa

US-Japan Trade Friction and its Dilemmas for US policy pp. 237-267

Marcus Noland

Behind the US/Japan Trade Conflict pp. 269-294

Koichi Hamada

The Road Most Taken: the Rise of Title VII Protection pp. 295-313

Wendy L. Hansen and Thomas Prusa

Comparative Advantage and the Location of Inward Foreign Direct Investment: Evidence from the UK and South Korea pp. 315-328

Keith Maskus and Allan Webster

NEWS AND EVENTS pp. 341-344

Colleen Hamilton

Volume 18, month 01, 1995

Evaluating the Uruguay Round pp. 1-23

William Cline

A Uruguay Round Success? pp. 25-30

Trien Nguyen, Carlo Perroni and Randall Wigle

Evaluating the Impact of the Uruguay Round Results on Developing Countries pp. 31-49

Colleen Hamilton and John Whalley

Nontariff Measures and Developing Countries: Has the Uruguay Round Leveled, the Playing Field? pp. 51-70

Patrick Low and Alexander Yeats

Trade Rules and Environmental Controversies During the Uruguay Round and Beyond pp. 71-86

Peter P. Uimonen

The Role of Tax Expenditure Reporting in a Global Economy pp. 87-112

Michael Daly

A Primer on the MFA Maze pp. 113-135

Riccardo Faini, Jaime Melo and Wendy Takacs

Simple Rules, Robustness and Alternative Assignments for G3 Policy Cooperation pp. 137-159

Nicos Christodoulakis, Anthony Garratt and Paul Levine

NEWS AND EVENTS pp. 173-180

Colleen Hamilton

Volume 17, month 11, 1994

Currency Policies for Inflation Control in the Formerly Centrally Planned Economies pp. 795-815

Thomas D. Willett and Fahim Al-Marhubi

East Asia and the New Regionalism in World Trade pp. 817-839

Arvind Panagariya

Thrift as a Trade Problem: The External Surpluses of Japan pp. 841-853

P.N. Snowden

The New Zealand Monetary Policy Experiment—A Preliminary Assessment pp. 855-867

Kevin Dowd and Simon Baker

Integrating Poland in the World Economy: An Assessment of the Impact of Trade Liberalisation and Growth pp. 869-884

Margarida Ponte Ferreira

Volume 17, month 09, 1994

Symposium: The Accession of the Nordic Countries to the European Union pp. 639-641

Magnus Blomstrom and Robert Lipsey

The Historical Relations Between the Nordic Countries and the European Community pp. 643-649

Bo Södersten

EMU—Economic Substance or Political Symbolism? pp. 651-661

Clas Wihlborg

EMU - Economic Substance or Political Symbolism: A Comment pp. 663-666

Anders Vredin

Sweden: Effects of EU Membership on Investment and Growth pp. 667-677

Ari Kokko

Sweden: Effects of EU Membership on Investment and Growth: A Comment pp. 679-681

Andre Sapir

Norway: The Trade Effects of European Integration pp. 683-695

Jan I. Haaland

Norway: The Trade Effects of European Integration: A Comment pp. 697-700

Carsten Kowalczyk

Finland: Economics and Politics of EU Accession pp. 701-709

Kari Alho and Mika Widgrén

Finland: Economics and Politics of EU Accession: A Comment pp. 711-714

Robert Baldwin

Finland: Economics and Politics of EU Accession: A Comment pp. 715-718

Lars Lundberg

Offshore Production and the Base of Import Taxation pp. 719-735

Peter Lloyd

Macro and Industry Implications of Voluntary Export Restraints on US-Japan Trade pp. 737-757

F. Gerard Adams, Byron Gangnes and Shuntaro Shishido

The Myths and Realities of IMF Lending pp. 759-778

Graham Bird

Volume 17, month 07, 1994

Liberalisation and Adjustment in Latin America and Eastern Europe: Editorial Introduction pp. 429-431

J. Richard Aronson, Arthur E. King and Geraldo M. Vasconcellos

Macroeconomic Stabilisation and Trade Liberalisation: Brazilian Experience and Choices pp. 433-450

Donald V. Coes

The Role of Macroeconomic Policy in the Process of Economic Stabilisation in Central Europe pp. 451-466

Ivan Sujan

Economic Policies and Performance Under Alternative Trade Regimes: Latin America During the 1980s pp. 467-496

Julio Nogues and Sunil Gulati

Economic Liberalisation in Eastern Europe: Problems and Prospects pp. 497-508

Michael Bleaney

Privatisation in Latin America pp. 509-528

Werner Baer

The Privatisation Experience in Eastern Europe pp. 529-550

Thomas J. Hyclak and Arthur E. King

Privatisation in Latin America and Eastern Europe in the Context of Political and Economic Reform pp. 551-576

Ira W. Lieberman

Regional Integration in the Americas: Déjà Vu All Over Again? pp. 577-602

C.A. Primo Braga, Raed Safadi and Alexander Yeats

Regional Integration versus Integration into the World Economy: The Choices for Central and Eastern Europe pp. 603-618

Josef Brada

NEWS AND EVENTS pp. 631-637

By Colleen Hamilton

Volume 17, month 05, 1994

Single Market, Exchange Rates and Monetary Unification pp. 249-280

Rainer S. Masera

GATS: The Uruguay Round Accord on International Trade and Investment in Services pp. 281-292

Harry G. Broadman

Departures from the Ruble Zone: The Implications of Adopting Independent Currencies pp. 293-322

Linda Goldberg, Barry W. Ickes and Randi Ryterman

Shifting Comparative Advantage and the Employment Effects of US—Japan Trade pp. 323-345

Hiro Lee and David Roland-Holst

Trade in Financial Services pp. 347-364

Fariborz Moshirian

NAFTA and the Environment: Some Lessons for the Next Round of GATT Negotiations pp. 395-412

Derrick G. Wilkinson

NEWS AND EVENTS pp. 423-427

Colleen Hamilton

Volume 17, month 03, 1994

Competition, Competition Policy and the GATT pp. 121-150

Bernard Hoekman and Petros C. Mavroidis

Industrial Countries™ Protectionism with Respect to Eastern Europe: The Impact of the Association Agreements Concluded with the EC on the Exports of Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary pp. 151-170

Cristina Mastropasqua and Valeria Rolli

Exchange Rate Based Stabilisation: Lessons from a Radical Implementation in Argentina pp. 171-189

Rainer Schweickert

Regionalisation, Regionalism and East Asian Economic Cooperation pp. 191-202

Colin Kirkpatrick

Engines of Growth—The Export and Government Sectors pp. 203-218

Jim Love

The EC Internal Banana Market: The Issues and the Dilemma pp. 219-236

Robert Read

NEWS AND EVENTS pp. 245-247

Collen Hamilton

Volume 17, month 01, 1994

Symposium: Analytical and Empirical Studies of North American Trade and Investment Relations: Introduction and Overview pp. 1-4

Robert Stern

Evolving Patterns of North American Merchandise Trade and Foreign Direct Investment, 1960–1990 pp. 5-30

David Hummels and Robert Stern

Differences Between Explicit and Ad Valorem Barrier Representations in Analyses of the Effects of North American Economic Integration pp. 31-44

Irene Trela and John Whalley

The Role of International Trade and Trade Policy in the Labour Markets of Canada and the United States pp. 45-62

Noel Gaston and Daniel Trefler

Canada-United States Free Trade and Investment pp. 63-74

Aileen J. Thompson

Third-Country Effects of a Discriminatory Tariff pp. 75-86

Alan Deardorff

Do Japanese Firms Price Discriminate in North America? pp. 87-99

Gary Saxonhouse

NEWS AND EVENTS pp. 115-119

Colleen Hamilton