The World Economy

1978 - 2025

Current editor(s): David Greenaway

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War-time Anglo-American Talks and the Making of the GATT pp. 381-399: Jay Culbert
The View of Trade Problems from Washington's Capitol Hill pp. 409-423: Keith Maskus
Export-restraint Arrangements and Trade Liberalization pp. 425-453: Michel Kostecki
Pseudo-economics of the MFA — a Proposal for Reform pp. 455-468: Gary P. Sampson
East Asia's Lessons for Latin American Resurgence pp. 469-482: John D. Macomber
How the United States Broke into Korea's Insurance Market pp. 483-496: Cho Yoon-Je
Upstart or Flying Start? The Rise of Airbus Industrie pp. 497-518: Badiul A. Majumdar
Law's Subservient Role in the Japanese Economy pp. 519-522: Gary N. Horlick and Jerome M. Lehrman
Taming the Economic Animal pp. 522-524: Phedon Nicolaides
If it Grows, Plant it and Hang the Expense pp. 524-525: Andy Stoeckel
Trojan Horse of ‘Temporary’ Protection pp. 525-526: Deepak Lal

National Interest and International Trade Negotiations pp. 341-358: W. B. Carmichael
Edmund Dell's Manifesto for Mercantilist Liberation pp. 359-364: Brian Hindley and Alasdair MacBean
The Dollar: Fickle Fundamentals or Misguided Markets? pp. 365-384: Islam Shafiqul
Export‐credit Mercantilism à la Française pp. 385-408: Patrick A. Messerlin
Technology Transfer to Developing Countries via Multinationals pp. 409-426: Katherin Marton
Reform of China's Banking System pp. 427-440: On‐Kit Tam
Airline De‐regulation in the United States Eight Years On pp. 441-444: Raymond Colegate
Whither the World Steel Industry? pp. 444-448: Hans Mueller

Will there be a Canadian‐American Free Trade Association? pp. 217-238: Richard Lipsey
Japan's Intractable Trade Surpluses in a New Era pp. 239-258: Gary Saxonhouse
Dependency and Trade Orientation pp. 259-274: Bela Balassa
Private Capital and the Proposal for a South Bank pp. 275-294: George C. Abbott
The OECD ‘Consensus’ on Export Credits pp. 295-310: John E. Ray
Redefining Global Security in the Face of Threats on the Economic Front pp. 311-312: James D. Robinson
European Community's Trade Relations with Developing Countries pp. 313-318: E. M. Schoo
Japanese Business Practices and their Implications for the West pp. 321-324: T. D. Ross
Hard Truths for American and Japanese Policy Makers pp. 325-326: Gary N. Horlick

Of Free Trade and Reciprocity pp. 125-140: Edmund Dell
The Political Problem of Adjustment pp. 141-152: Gary Banks and Jan Tumlir
Importance of a GATT Review in the New Negotiations pp. 153-170: Gardner Patterson and Eliza Patterson
Game Theory and the Analysis of Protectionist Trends pp. 171-192: Hans Christoph Rieger
Oil and International Activities of Arab Banks pp. 193-210: Naiem A. Sherbiny
De‐Stalinisation of Chinese Economic Policy and the World Bank pp. 211-215: Cyril Zhiren Lin
Getting and Spending in a Democracy pp. 215-216: A. Patrick Minford

Fiddling While the GATT Burnsa pp. 1-18: Martin Wolf
Defusing Conflict between Traders and Non‐traders pp. 19-36: Gerard and Victoria Curzon
Informal Systemic Change in the GATT pp. 37-50: Per Magnus Wijkman
A Global Outlook from the Old Hermit Kingdom pp. 51-64: Soogil Young
Some Thoughts on Mexico's Foreign Indebtedness pp. 65-78: Leopoldo Solís and I. M. D. Little
Do Performance Requirements and Investment Incentives Work? pp. 79-96: Stephen E. Guisinger
New Trends in Anti‐dumping Practice in Brussels pp. 97-111: Christopher Norall
Economic, Legal and Political Functions of the Principle of Non‐discrimination pp. 113-121: Ernst‐Ulrich Petersmann

Common Interests of Industrial and Developing Countries pp. 325-338: Sumitro Djojohadikusumo
Case for a Tribunal to Assist in Settling Trade Disputes pp. 339-352: Guy Ladreit de Lacharrière
Chronic Unemployment in Western Europe Forever? pp. 353-372: Juergen B. Donges
Myth and Reality of Japan's Industrial Policies pp. 373-392: Sueo Sekiguchi and Toshihiro Horiuchi
Trade in Steel: Another Turn in the Protectionist Spiral pp. 393-408: Kent Jones
Manufacturing, Trade and the Far‐sighted Manager in Britain pp. 409-411: John Cassels
Private Lending to Sovereigns — from Florence to Seoul pp. 412-417: Richard O'Brien

The Cambridge Group and the Developing Countries pp. 201-218: Bela Balassa
Follies of Policies for Textile Imports in Western Europe pp. 219-234: Carl Hamilton
How to Unravel the Multi‐fibre Arrangement pp. 235-248: Martin Wolf
Multinational Ownership of Shipping Activities pp. 249-266: Charles P. Kindleberger and Harry G. Johnson
A High Road for the American Automobile Industry pp. 267-286: Arthur B. Laffer, Victor A. Canto, Richard V. Eastin and Charles W. Kadlec
The Scope, Limits and Function of the GATT Legal System pp. 287-298: Frieder Roessler and Antoine‐Augustin Cournot
Surges of Imports: Perceptions versus Evidence pp. 299-315: Charles Pearson and Mark Ellyne
French Attitude to a New GATT Round pp. 317-319: Edith Cresson
Regulating Banking beyond National Boundaries pp. 320-321: Ingo Walter

Importance of General Policies to Promote Economic Growth pp. 93-108: Anne O. Krueger
Ineffectiveness of Protection in Promoting Social Goals pp. 109-118: Robert Baldwin
Agriculture and Developing Countries in the GATT pp. 119-134: Julio Nogues
Changing Stresses on the World Economy pp. 135-152: William Cline
What is Wrong with the West European Economies? pp. 153-170: Assar Lindbeck
Identifying the Issues in Trade in Services pp. 171-182: Gary P. Sampson and Richard H. Snape
Tell us Where the New Jobs will Come from pp. 183-188: Warner Corden
Role of the International Energy Agency pp. 189-192: Helga Steeg
Modern Japan: Economic Prosperity and Social Poverty? pp. 194-196: Paul Josef Lantz

Current Illusions about the International Debt Crisis pp. 1-9: Lawrence J. Brainard
Negotiating International Rules for Trade in Services pp. 11-26: Harald B. Malmgren
North‐South Issues in Trade in Services pp. 27-42: Andre Sapir
Wider Implications of Protecting Japan's Rice Farmers pp. 43-62: Jimmye S. Hillman and Robert A. Rothenberg
Interdependence, Macro‐economic Policies and all that pp. 63-80: Paul De Grauwe and Michele Fratianni
More on Choosing the Right Rules for Exchange‐rate Management pp. 81-83: John Williamson
Still More on Choosing … pp. 83-84: Hans Genberg
Conceptions of the International Economic and Legal Order pp. 85-87: Jan Tumlir