The World Economy

1978 - 2025

Current editor(s): David Greenaway

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European Integration, Exchange Rates and Monetary Reform pp. 389-412: Garry Schinasi
That Trade Deficit, Protectionism and Policy Coordination pp. 415-438: Richard H. Clarida
United States Trade Policy at the Crossroads pp. 439-480: Jagdish N. Bhagwati
Non-discrimination and the Rise of ‘Material’ Reciprocity pp. 481-500: Victoria Curzon
EFTA Option for the Reform States of Eastern Europe pp. 501-514: Wojciech Kostrzewa and Holger Schmieding
Folly of Quotas on Films and Television Programmes pp. 515-524: Keith Acheson, Christopher Maule and Elizabet Filled
Economies of Scale, Expectations and Europe 1992 pp. 525-538: Peter Holmes
Restructuring in the Power-plant Equipment Industry and 1992 pp. 539-556: Francis McGowan and Stephen Thomas
Matters of Opinion: Bilateralism versus Multilateralism in Trade in Financial Services pp. 557-558: Harry L. Freeman
More on Quota Auctioning in the United States pp. 558-564: Kimberly Elliott
Rejoinder on Quota Auctioning pp. 562-564: Laura M. Baughman

Why Voluntary Export Restraints? An Historical Analysis pp. 273-292: Martin Wolf
The State and the Market in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 293-314: Bruce Bartlett
International Policy Issues Posed by Sub-Saharan African Debt pp. 315-324: G. K. Helleiner
Payments Imbalances Sudden Surges and Safeguards pp. 325-338: Augustine Tan
Federal Trade Commission and Domestic Transparency pp. 339-346: Daniel Oliver
TRIMs: a North-South Divide or a Non-issue? pp. 347-360: Mohamed Ariff
The Case against a European Central Bank pp. 361-373: Kevin Dowd
Picturing America's Future: Kodak's Solution to Trade Exposure pp. 377-380: Joseph Finger
In the Beginning There were Economic Advisers pp. 380-381: Lord Roll Ipsden

The Little Dragons and Structural Change in Pacific Asia pp. 125-162: Yung Chul Park
‘Clan’ Politics and Japan's Changing Policy-making Structure pp. 163-174: Lee W. Farnsworth
Evaluation of the Current CAP Reform Package pp. 175-188: Stefan Tangermann
Harmonizing Phyto-sanitary and Sanitary Regulations pp. 189-206: Maury E. Bredahl and Kenneth W. Forsy
A Single Market for Goods and Services in the Antipodes pp. 207-218: Graeme Thomson
A Role for ERAS in the GATT Forum? pp. 219-236: Gary Banks
The ‘Problem’ of Capital Flight—a Cautionary Note pp. 237-252: David B. Gordon and Ross Levine
Can Gorbachev's Reforms Improve Soviet Economic Performance? pp. 253-261: Michael Bleaney
Statement by Forty Economists on American Trade Policy pp. 263-266: Jagdish Bhagwati, Henry Aaron and Claude Barfield
Fixing a Focus on Fluctuations: Gold Standard, Sterling Standard, No Standard pp. 267-269: Douglas Jay
Book Review pp. 270-272: H. H. Liesner and Gautam Sen

Credibility of Trade Reform — a Policy Maker's Guide pp. 1-16: Dani Rodrik
PSEs and the Mix of Measures to Support Farm Incomes pp. 17-28: Thomas Hertel
Political Economy of Japan's Agricultural Policies pp. 29-38: Randall S. Jones
Negotiations on GATT Reform and Political Incentives pp. 39-52: Joachim Zietz
Case for a GATT Code on Temporary Measures pp. 53-68: Jorge F. Perez-Lopez
Intellectual Property Rights and Parallel Imports pp. 69-84: J. S. Chard and C. J. Mellor
Large Costs and Small Benefits of the American Sugar Programme pp. 85-104: Keith Maskus
Iberian Countries, Iberoamerica and the European Community pp. 105-115: Alfred Tovias
From the Trade-policy Kitchen: How Practitioners Cater for Discriminating Tastes pp. 117-120: Rodney de C. Grey

Dumping and the Far East Trade of the European Community pp. 445-464: Brian Hindley
Anti-dumping Actions in Brussels and East-West Trade pp. 465-484: Seev Hirsch
Consistency of Export-restraint Arrangements with the GATT pp. 485-500: John H. Jackson
Trade Discrimination in the Thirties and Eighties pp. 501-514: Alfred Tovias
What about a Liberalization Club for an Open World Economy? pp. 515-528: Holger Schmieding
How Closed is Japan's Market? Additional Evidence pp. 529-542: Mordechai Kreinin
Assessing High Unemployment in West Germany pp. 543-563: Michael Burda and Jeffrey D. Sachs
A Service or Not a Service — Defining the Question by its Terms pp. 565-568: Seev Hirsch
Object Lesson in Domestic Transparency pp. 568-570: Hugh Corbet
Casting Light upon an Evil Spectre pp. 570-570: Sir Alec Cairncross
Evangelical Economist Condemns Debt pp. 570-571: George C. Abbott
Whither the Twain Shall Meet pp. 571-572: T.E. Josling
Rising Sun Shines on the Land of Carnival pp. 572-573: Rodrigo Fiaes
Simplicity is a Many Splendoured Thing pp. 573-574: David Greenaway
Exploring the Mysteries of the East pp. 574-574: Val Samonis

Macro-economic Determinants of Trade Protection pp. 313-326: Enzo Grilli
Integration of China into the Asian-Pacific Region pp. 327-354: John Wong
Different Tariff Treatments and the Uruguay Round pp. 355-376: Tamotsu Takase
Asian Preferences and the Gains from MFN Tariff Reductions pp. 377-396: Dean A. DeRosa
Auctioning of Quotas: Lots of Pain for Little Gain pp. 397-416: Laura Megna Baughman
Resolving Latin America's Transfer Problem pp. 417-435: Robert Grosse
The New International Economics and the Economists’ Dilemma pp. 437-442: Joseph Finger

A Proposal for a Debt-adjustment Facility in the IMF pp. 165-186: Arjun Sengupta
Constructing a Constitution for Trade in Services pp. 187-202: John H. Jackson
Services as the Quid Pro Quo for a Safeguards Code pp. 203-216: Bernard Hoekman
Intellectual Property Rights and the Uruguay Round pp. 217-232: Robert P. Benko
Tropical Products in the Uruguay Round Negotiations pp. 233-248: Murray A. Cobban
Agricultural Protection in Britain and its Economy-wide Effects pp. 249-266: Lynden Moore
Divided Opinions on Sanctions against South Africa pp. 267-280: J.P. Hayes
An Analysis of the American-Israeli Free Trade Area Agreement pp. 281-300: Moshe Goldberg, Seev Hirsch and D.M. Sassoon
Impracticalities of the Sampson Proposal for Phasing Out the MFA pp. 301-302: Aubrey Silberston
Sampson Proposal — a Reply to Aubrey Silberston pp. 302-304: Carl B. Hamilton
The Little Dragons have Different Tales pp. 305-310: Burnham O. Campbell

Is Non-discrimination Really Dead? pp. 1-18: Richard H. Snape
Consequences of the Advanced Welfare State pp. 19-38: Assar Lindbeck
Interest of Developing Countries in the Uruguay Round pp. 39-54: Bela Balassa
Strengthening GATT Procedures for Settling Trade Disputes pp. 55-90: Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann
Liberalizing Airline Services: How to Get from Here to There pp. 91-108: Daniel M. Kasper
Farm-support Policies Compatible with Trade Liberalization pp. 109-118: Thomas Grennes
Tread Carefully in the Field of TRIP Measures pp. 119-134: Theodore Moran and Charles S. Pearson
Towards a GATT Code on Trade in Telecommunication Equipment pp. 135-150: Daniel Roseman
Trade in Services, the Developing Countries and the Uruguay Round pp. 151-156: K.A. Koekkoek
By Land or by Sea, the Merchant shall Inherit the Earth pp. 157-161: Deepak Lal