CESifo Forum

2000 - 2022

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2001, issue 04, vol 2

The Changing Face of Private Retirement Saving in the United States pp. 3-11

James M. Poterba, Steven Venti and David A. Wise

Pension Reforms for Sustainability and Fairness pp. 12-18

Heikki Oksanen

Future Prospects for Notional Defined Contribution Schemes pp. 19-24

John B. Williamson

Europe: Is There an Aging Crisis or is it a Public Pension Problem? pp. 25-30

Richard Disney

Shrinking Labour Forces and Early Retirement pp. 31-37

Tryggvi Thor Herbertsson

Early Retirement in Europe: A Call for Action pp. 38-41

Alain Jousten

SHOULD THE INTERNET BE REGULATED? Pro: Why the Internet Should be Regulated pp. 42

Robert Shaw

SHOULD THE INTERNET BE REGULATED? Contra: Why the Internet Should not be Regulated pp. 43

David Post

Flight from the Old Euro-Area Currencies pp. 44-47

Hans-Werner Sinn

Is there a Laffer Curve between Private Output and Public Sector Employment? pp. 48-50

Erkki Koskela

Services are Different: Job Characteristics, Working Conditions and Pay Levels in OECD Countries pp. 55-57

Wolfgang Ochel

Institutional Incentives for Early Retirement in the EU Member States pp. 58-61

Robert Fenge

Collective Bargaining Coverage in the OECD from the 1960s to the 1990s pp. 62-65

Wolfgang Ochel

2001, issue 03, vol 2

eEurope - Challenges and Opportunities pp. 3-8

Erkki Liikanen

Policy Implications of the New Economy pp. 9-13

Ignazio Visco

American Economic Growth in the Information Age pp. 14-22

Dale Jorgenson

Changing Patterns and Determinants of Growth pp. 23-28

Thomas Anderson

The Digital Divide pp. 29-34

Daniel Piazolo

The Deutschmark in Eastern Europe, Black Money and the Euro: On the Size of the Effect pp. 35-40

Hans-Werner Sinn and Frank Westermann

Survey Results about Foreign Currency Holdings in Five Central and Eastern European Countries pp. 41-48

Helmut Stix

The Impact of Euro Notes and Coins pp. 49-51

Francis Breedon and Francesca Fornasari

The German Health Care System in an International Comparison: Assessments and Reform Options pp. 56-63

Rigmar Osterkamp

2001, issue 02, vol 2

Challenges and Perspectives of EU Enlargement pp. 3-5

Günter Verheugen

Exchange Rate Regimes and Economic Integration: The Case of the Accession Countries pp. 6-13

Jürgen Kröger and Denis Redonnet

Eastern Enlargement: Trade and Industrial Location in Europe pp. 14-18

Mika Widgrén

Exchange Rate Policy in the Run-up to EMU - The Austrian Experience pp. 19-23

Eduard Hochreiter

Reflections on the "Eastern" Enlargement of the European Union pp. 24-29

András Inotai

European Integration in Trade and FDI: A Dynamic Perspective pp. 30-35

Peter Egger

The employment principle in the EU (Pro and contra): pro - before proposing to phase it out, we should try to enforce it pp. 36-37

Tito Boeri

The employment principle in the EU (Pro and contra): contra - taxing human capital at source is inefficient and harmful! pp. 38-39

Wolfram Richter

Immigration Following EU Eastern Enlargement pp. 40-47

Hans-Werner Sinn and Martin Werding

Selective Immigration Policies: Point System versus Auction Model pp. 48-52

Wolfgang Ochel

2001, issue 01, vol 2

Challenges and Risks for the World Economy pp. 3-13

Ignazio Visco

The Outlook for the U.S. Economy: Soft or Hard Landing? pp. 14-20

Barry Bosworth

Forecast for the European Economy pp. 21-27

Willi Leibfritz

THE U.S., ECONOMY: RECESSION AHEAD? Pro: Weakness Will Persist pp. 28

William Dudley

THE U.S., ECONOMY: RECESSION AHEAD? Contra: Economy Rebounding pp. 29-30

Gail Fosler

Economics in Europe pp. 31-32

Assar Lindbeck

Taxing CO2 in Europe pp. 35-36

Rigmar Osterkamp

2000, issue 04, vol 1

Realistic and romantic reforms of the international financial system: reform of the international architecture pp. 3-8

Barry Eichengreen

The report of the International Financial Institution Advisory Commission: comments on the critics; reform of the international architecture pp. 9-17

Allan Meltzer

The Financial Stability Forum; reform of the international architecture pp. 18-20

Svein Andresen

Should taxes be reduced to offset a higher oil price (Pro and contra): pro - heavily taxing fuel is antisocial pp. 21

Christian Gerondeau

Should taxes be reduced to offset a higher oil price (Pro and contra): contra - taxes on motor fuel should not be reduced pp. 22

Michael Hoel

Social Welfare Reform pp. 25-26

Hans-Werner Sinn

Immigration Policies: Competing for Skills pp. 27-33

Wolfgang Ochel

Are We Really Running out of Jobs? pp. 34-35

Wolfgang Ochel

2000, issue 03, vol 1

Taxation of electronic commerce: a U.S. view; e-commerce and taxation pp. 3-9

Hal Varian

Alternatives to the concept of permanent establishment: e-commerce and taxation pp. 10-16

Charles McLure

Electronic commerce and VAT burdens: e-commerce and taxation pp. 17-23

Patrick Wille

Foreign exchange intervention (Pro and contra): pro - the ECB should intervene to support the Euro pp. 24-25

Niels Thygesen

Foreign exchange intervention (Pro and contra): contra - there's no point in intervention to support the Euro pp. 26

Adam Posen

The accidental redistribution of seignorage wealth in the Eurosystem pp. 27-29

Hans-Werner Sinn and Holger Feist

The Euro, Interest Rates and European Economic Growth pp. 30-31

Hans-Werner Sinn and Robert Koll

Employment-conditional tax credit and benefit systems pp. 35-41

Wolfgang Ochel

2000, issue 02, vol 1

The monetary policy of the European Central Bank: strategy and implementation; the European Monetary Union pp. 3-9

Otmar Issing

Future challenges for the ECB: the European Monetary Union pp. 10-17

Hermann Remsperger

The Eurosystem in the international monetary system: the European Monetary Union pp. 18-25

Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa

One Euro from the Atlantic to the Urals?: the European Monetary Union pp. 26-31

Daniel Gros

Inflation targeting (Pro and contra): pro pp. 37-38

Peter Bofinger

Inflation targeting (Pro and contra): contra pp. 39-40

Franco Reither

Euro-zone exports: From gloom to boom pp. 41

Erich Langmantel

Recruitment of highly skilled labour abroad: the practice of selected OECD countries pp. 48-52

Wolfgang Ochel

2000, issue 01, vol 1

Introducing: CESifo Forum - A new Quarterly pp. 2

Hans-Werner Sinn

Unemployment in the United States and in Europe: a contrast and the reasons; the European unemployment problem pp. 3-5

Robert Solow

Europe's unemployment: no policy issue, a policy issue for Europe or for member states or for both?; the European unemployment problem pp. 6-8

Alfred Steinherr

Labour markets in the European Union: the European unemployment problem pp. 9-11

Giuseppe Bertola

Real and monetary challenges to wage policy in Germany at the turn of the millenium: technical progress, globalisation and European Monetary Union; the European unemployment problem pp. 12-14

Wolfgang Franz

Product market regulation and labour market outcomes: how can deregulation create jobs; the European unemployment problem pp. 15-16

Michael Burda

The heterogeneity and cyclical sensitivity of unemployment: and exploration of German labour market flows; the European unemployment problem pp. 17-20

Christoph Schmidt

Minimum wages (Pro and contra); pro - the role of the minimum wage in the modern welfare state pp. 21-22

Juan Dolado

Minimum wages (Pro and contra); contra - the statutory minimum wage; dangers in success pp. 23-24

Judith Shapiro

New empirical findings on the labour market effects of employment protection pp. 29-31

Wolfgang Ochel

Ten years after: German unification revisited pp. 35-38

Peter Hampe