The World Economy

1978 - 2025

Current editor(s): David Greenaway

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Lessons from Textile Experience for General Trade Policy pp. 361-368: Arthur Dunkel
Comparative Advantage and Trade in Services pp. 369-390: Brian Hindley and Alasdair Smith
On Choosing the Right Rules for Exchange‐rate Management pp. 391-406: Hans Genberg
Features of the Omnibus Trade Act in the United States pp. 407-420: Eliza Patterson
Milk Surpluses till the Cows Come Home? pp. 421-434: Alfred S. Friedeberg
Importance of Getting Rural Development into Sequence pp. 435-442: S. C. Hsieh
Europe's Finances over Five Centuries pp. 442-444: C. M. McMahon

World Trade Issues Require More than a Piecemeal Approach pp. 229-240: Moriyuki Motono
Role of the Trade Ombudsman in Liberalising Japan's Market pp. 241-256: Saburo Okita
Agenda for Action on Issues in Euro‐Japanese Relations pp. 257-276: Jean‐Pierre Lehmann
Empty Economics in the Case for Industrial Policy pp. 277-294: Brian Hindley
Realities Confronting China's Foreign Investment Policy pp. 295-312: Friedrich Wu
Sustained Economic Growth — Prospect or Mirage? pp. 313-332: Martin Wolf
Albania's Economy Today and Tomorrow pp. 333-340: Michael Ellman
Reflections on the Byatt Report pp. 341-344: D.J. Morris
Rejoinder on the Byatt Report pp. 345-346: I.C.R. Byatt
Reindustrialisation of Western Economies — Is it Desirable or Feasible? pp. 347-353: Seev Hirsch

Splintering and Disembodiment of Services and Developing Nations pp. 133-144: Jagdish N. Bhagwati
On the Consequences of Muddling Through the Debt Crisis pp. 145-162: Rüdiger Dornbusch
Byatt Report on Subsidies to British Export Credits pp. 163-178: I.C.R. Byatt
Industrial Protection in the Developed Countries pp. 179-196: Bela Balassa and Carol Balassa
Re‐industrialising America: Policy Makers and Interest Groups pp. 197-214: Robert Ballance and Stuart Sinclair
Internal Market Problems of the European Community pp. 215-217: Karl‐Heinz Narjes
Economic Sanctions and Foreign Policy pp. 218-222: Hedley Bull

Impasse of the 1980s: Locomotives who Can't or Won't pp. 5-22: James Tobin
Strengthening the International Trade and Financial Systems pp. 23-32: Jonkheer Emile van Lennep
Is European Integration now Due to Inertia or Conviction? pp. 33-46: Juergen B. Donges
Employment and Competitiveness in the European Community pp. 47-62: Brendan M. Walsh
Meeting the Challenges of the World Information Economy pp. 63-86: Geza Feketekuty and Jonathan D. Aronson
Forces Shaping International Maritime Transport pp. 87-102: Elliot Schrier, Ernest Nadel and Bertram E. Rifas
International Deficits — Pragmatism and Strategy pp. 103-106: Lard Lever of Manchester
International Monetary System under Scrutiny pp. 107-111: Otmar Emminger
Optimal Development Policies: Lessons from Experience pp. 112-117: Jan Tinbergen

Maginot Line of European Farm Policies pp. 373-392: Malcolm D. Bale and Ulrich Koester
Need for an Open Multilateral Trading System pp. 393-408: Jan Tumlir
The ‘SPELC’— a Tale of Post‐war Western Europe pp. 409-420: Jean Waelbroeck
Economic Costs of Sectoral Protection in Britain pp. 421-438: Vincent Cable and Martin Weale
On Finding the Way Back to Sustained Economic Growth pp. 439-440: John Williamson
A Rejoinder on the Question of How to Achieve Sustained Growth pp. 440-445: Martin Wolf
Disillusion with the European Community in Business Circles pp. 445-447: Guido Carli
The Soviet Gas Pipeline: Not so Bad an Idea after All? pp. 447-449: Erik Dirksen
Critical Issues in American‐Japanese Relations pp. 451-456: Kiyoshi Kawahito

Public Administration and Economic Development in LDCs pp. 229-244: Goh Keng‐Swee
Need for the Developing Countries to Play their Part in the GATT pp. 245-252: Kim Jae‐Ik
What is All This about ‘Industrial Targeting’ in Japan? pp. 253-274: Gary Saxonhouse
Political Arithmetic of Yen for Dollars pp. 275-290: Kazuo Nukazawa
The Moral Hazard of IMF Lending pp. 291-304: Roland Vaubel
International Debt Quagmire — to Whom do We Owe It? pp. 305-324: Larry Sjaastad
Current Issues and Progress in European Shipping Policy pp. 325-352: Hans Böhme
Consideration in the European Community of Trade and Finance Issues pp. 353-356: Peter Rees
American Trade Law and the Steel Pact between Brussels and Washington pp. 357-361: Gary N. Horlick
Weaving a Web around Multinational Enterprises pp. 363-363: Simon Webley

The Way Back to Sustained Economic Growth pp. 101-126: Jan Tumlir and Martin Wolf
Joining Hands to Overcome Economic Turmoil pp. 127-136: Emil Salim
Why There is No Mileage Left in Global Negotiations pp. 137-145: Jagdish N. Bhagwati
Industrial Adjustment in East Asia's Resource‐poor Economies pp. 147-157: Sueo Sekiguchi
The Economics and Politics of Countertrade pp. 159-182: Gary Banks
Going against the Grain: Lessons of the 1980 Embargo pp. 183-194: Animesh Ghoshal
Protectionist Threat to Trade and Investment in Services pp. 195-214: Jeffrey Schott
Outward versus Inward Orientation Once Again pp. 215-218: Bela Balassa
Trade and Employment in the Third World pp. 219-219: Alasdair I. MacBean

Failure of Economic Liberalism in the Cone of Latin America pp. 5-26: Larry Sjaastad
An Appraisal of Japanese Financial Policies pp. 27-38: Masaru Yoshitomi
What is Different about European Agricultural Protectionism? pp. 39-58: Stefan Tangermann
Financial Implications of a Sweeping CAP Reform pp. 59-72: Hugo Dicke and Horst Rodemer
Stakes and Risks in Economic Sanctions pp. 73-88: Thomas O. Bayard, Joseph Pelzman and Jorge Perez‐Lopez
More Aspects of the Manioc Agreement between Brussels and Bangkok pp. 89-90: Ammar Siamwalla
Barriers to be Overcome in Liberalising International Civil Aviation pp. 90-92: Knut Hammarskjöld
More Evidence from Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz pp. 93-93: T. G. Congdon