The World Economy

1978 - 2025

Current editor(s): David Greenaway

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Volume 5, month 12, 1982

Is it Time to Re‐regulate the Airline Industry? pp. 341-360

Alfred Kahn

Protectionism and the Financial Structure of the World Economy pp. 361-366

Kenneth Durham

Incorporating the Gains from Trade into Policy pp. 367-378

Joseph Finger

The 1980s: Twilight of the Open Trading System? pp. 379-406

C. Michael Aho and Thomas O. Bayard

The Soviet Gas Pipeline: a Bad Idea Made Worse pp. 407-414

Gordon Crovitz

Trade as the Engine, Handmaiden, Brake or Offspring of Growth? pp. 415-417

Paul Streeten

Prospects for Liberalisation of Civil Aviation pp. 417-422

Lord Marsh

Saudi Arabia's Confidence in Tackling Real Problems pp. 423-425

Sir John Wilton

Volume 5, month 11, 1982

A Simple Plan for Negotiating on Trade in Services pp. 229-240

William E. Brock

Critical Issues in the Talks on Emergency Protection pp. 241-258

Prem Kumar

Perils in the Brussels‐Washington Steel Pact of 1982 pp. 259-278

Hans Mueller and Hans van Der Ven

Rescheduling Sovereign Debt: Is There a Better Approach? pp. 279-290

Jeffrey E. Garten

Trade Policies and ‘Strategies’— Case for a Liberal Approach pp. 291-302

P. D. Henderson

Diversification of Reserves and Monetary Stability pp. 303-320

J. A. H. de Beaufort Wijnholds

Japan's Approach to the GATT Ministerial Meeting pp. 321-324

Nobuo Matsunaga

India: the Land of Unfulfilled Promise pp. 325-335

Deepak Lal

Volume 5, month 09, 1982

Apertura Policies in the Cone of Latin America pp. 133-148

T. G. Congdon

Why a £9,000 Car in Britain Costs £6,000 in Belgium pp. 149-158

Brian Hindley

A Cool Look at ‘Outward‐looking’ Strategies for Development pp. 159-170

Paul Streeten

Newly Industrialising Countries in an Interdependent World pp. 171-186

Colin I. Bradford

Development of Hong Kong's Place in International Trade pp. 187-200

Lee Kam‐Hon

Time for Businessmen to Speak Out on Policy‐induced Uncertainty pp. 201-205

Otto Wolff von Amerongen

American Banking System in Transition at Home and Abroad pp. 205-212

Norman Barker

Realities and Double Standards in Relations with Japan pp. 213-216

Jean‐Pierre Lehmann

Volume 5, month 03, 1982

North‐South Mutual Interest in Greater Reliance on Markets pp. 5-18

Jonkheer Emile van Lennep

Mr John Biffen M. P. at the Pearly Gates pp. 19-28

Deepak Lal

International Economic Order—Can the Trend be Reversed? pp. 29-42

Jan Tumlir

A View from the Dress Circle in the Theatre of Trade Disputes pp. 43-60

C. F. Teese

Economic Development, Cancun and the Western Democracies pp. 61-84

Karl Brunner

Why Developing Countries Should Participate in the GATT System pp. 85-104

T. Srinivasan

Employment and Income Effects of Re‐locating Textile Industries pp. 105-112

Hans‐Hinrich Glismann and Dean Spinanger

On Economic Freedom and Democracy pp. 113-119

Martin Wolf

Volume 4, month 12, 1981

The Twilight of Domestic Economic Policies pp. 357-374

Richard Blackhurst

The Japanese Challenge to Western Europe'sNew Crisis Industries pp. 375-390

Geoffrey Shepherd

Industrial Policy as an Issue in the Economic Environment pp. 391-406

Assar Lindbeck

Peace Making and Economic Interdependence pp. 407-418

Seev Hirsch

SDR Distribution, Interest Rates and Aid Flows pp. 419-428

Graham Bird

Need for a Rule‐oriented Trading System pp. 429-434

William Alberger

Divergent Oil Interests of the First and Third Worlds pp. 435-445

Edith Penrose

Volume 4, month 06, 1981

Questions for Those Interested in World Economic Recovery pp. 117-126

Arthur Dunkel

Can Developing‐country Exports Keep Growing in the 1980s? pp. 127-148

Helen Hughes and Jean Waelbroeck

US‐Chinese Economic Relations in the Asian‐Pacific Context pp. 149-174

Hugh Patrick

OECD versus the GATT on the Source of Inflation pp. 175-186

Paul De Grauwe

Velocity, Cash Management and Monetary Policy pp. 187-198

Paul F. Smith

Labour Costs in the American Steel and Auto Industries pp. 199-208

Richard G. Anderson and Mordechai Kreinin

Open Letters to Governments — British arid German Style pp. 209-212

Eri Nicolaides

Countries in the Economic Middle pp. 213-223

Dick Wilson

Japanese Steel in the American Market: Conflict and Causes pp. 229-250

Kiyoshi Kawahito

Neo‐protectionism, the MFA and the European Community pp. 251-262

Gerard Curzon

How to Assure the Stability of the Financial System pp. 263-270

Helen B. Junz

Loans to Assist the Transition to Outward‐looking Policies pp. 271-282

Anne O. Krueger

British Government Inaction over the Exchange Rate pp. 283-289

Roger Bootie

Energy in the Soviet Union: Problems for Comecon? pp. 291-314

Jeremy Russell

European Community'sBudgetary Problems: a Danish View pp. 315-332

Jorgen Orstrom Moller

Prohibitively High Textile Tariffs of Developing Countries pp. 333-336

Konrad Neundörfer

The Cancun Summit and the NIEO Proposals pp. 337-351

Juergen B. Donges and Herbert Grubel

Volume 4, month 03, 1981

Market Forces and ‘Those Who Foretell the Future …’ pp. 5-16

Lord McFadzean of Kelvinside

International Economic Relations in Transition pp. 17-28

Raymond Vernon

Private Initiative to Thwart the Trade in Counterfeit Goods pp. 29-48

William N. Walker

New Thoughts on the Recycling of Petro‐dollars pp. 49-56

Wolfgang Stützel

One Course of Recovery for the Ailing European Community pp. 57-68

Hugh Corbet

Economic Sanctions as a Tool of Policy against Rhodesia pp. 69-78

E.G. Cross

Questions on International Trade in Textiles and Clothing pp. 79-102

Donald B. Keesing and Martin Wolf

Topsy‐turvy Uranium World pp. 103-111

Yugo Kovach