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2013, issue 1, vol ue

CESifo Forum Special Issue April 2013: Target Balances and the Crisis in the Euro Area pp. 05-50

Philippine Cour-Thimann

2013, issue 03, vol 14

Welcome Address pp. 3-5

Dieter Reiter

Welcome Address pp. 6-7

Jürgen Chrobog

Introduction: relaunching Europe: problems, reform strategies and future options pp. 08-13

Hans-Werner Sinn

Keynote Adress pp. 14-16

Joaquín Almunia

Becoming Slimmer: Why Europe Needs to Cut Debt and Reduce Leverage pp. 17-24

Daniel Gros

Getting Fitter pp. 25-34

Vincenzo Galasso

Growing Stronger: What Way Out for Europe? pp. 35-43

Harold James

2013, issue 02, vol 14

The US Fiscal Cliff – When Economists Recklessly Endanger the Economy pp. 03-08

Laurence Kotlikoff

Fiscal Policy in the United States: Still in Need of a Strategy pp. 09-16

David J. Stockton

Jumping the Fiscal Cliff: The Political Economy of Fiscal Policy-Making under President Obama pp. 17-24

Stormy-Annika Mildner and Julia Howald

The US Fiscal Crisis: The Debt Sustainability Delusion and the True Costs of Fiscal Austerity pp. 25-31

Enrique Mendoza

“Can You Fall Off a Cliff and Hit a Ceiling?”: On Shooting Yourself in Your Own Analogy pp. 32-37

Mathew Forstater

On European Austerity pp. 38-40

Stefan Homburg

Saving the European Union: Are Eurobonds the Answer? pp. 41-48

George Soros and Hans-Werner Sinn

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP): Potentials, Problems and Perspectives pp. 49-60

Gabriel Felbermayr, Mario Larch and Gabriel J. Felbermayr

The Slow and Hidden Road to Serfdom pp. 61-74

Peter Bernholz

Historical CO2 Emissions and Their Worldwide Allocation pp. 75-78

Anna Ciesielski, Stephan Beitz and Jana Lippelt

2013, issue 01, vol 14

Poland: Combining Growth and Stability pp. 03-10

Anders Aslund

Challenges to Sustain Poland’s Growth Model pp. 11-16

Balázs Égert and Rafal Kierzenkowski

Poland – The Green Island Sinking into a Sea of Red pp. 17-21

Gavin Rae

Active Labour Market Policies in Poland pp. 22-28

Zenon Wisniewski and Monika Maksim

Stability of Banking System in Poland and Activity of the KNF – Polish Financial Supervision Authority pp. 29-34

Bartosz Godziszewski and Michal Kruszka

Private Equity in Poland: The Foundational Blocks of Industry Development pp. 35-40

Darek Klonowski

Poland’s Long-term Macroeconomic Performance and Recent Trends: A Comparative Analysis pp. 41-56

Tadeusz Kowalski

Slovakia: The Consequences of Joining the Euro Aea before the Crisis for a Small Catching-up Economy pp. 57-63

Jarko Fidrmuc and Andreas Wörgötter

Analysing the Structure of German Investments – The Ifo Investment Database pp. 64-68

Thomas Strobel, Stefan Sauer and Klaus Wohlrabe

Comparison of Reduced Corporate Tax Rate in the EU pp. 69-70

Chang Woon Nam

2012, issue 05, vol 13

Target2 and Cross-border Interbank Payments during the Financial Crisis pp. 83-92

Ulrich Bindseil, Philippine Cour-Thimann and Philipp König

Ways Out of the European Sovereign Debt Crisis after the Decisions of the July 2011 Summit pp. 93-95

Franz-Christoph Zeitler

2012, issue 04, vol 13

A Banking Union for Europe: Part of an Encompassing Long-term Governance Structure, No Short-term Fix pp. 3-9

Christoph Schmidt and Benjamin Weigert

Towards a European Banking Union pp. 10-14

Ignazio Angeloni

Banking Union: Inevitable, But Profoundly Challenging? pp. 15-20

Iain Begg

Banking Union in the Making pp. 21-25

Stefano Micossi

European Banking Union: Necessary, But Not Enough to Fix the Euro Crisis pp. 26-32

Fritz Breuss

Monetary Policy and Banking Supervision: Coordination Instead of Separation pp. 33-39

Thorsten Beck and Daniel Gros

Some of the Pros and Cons of Central Banking Supervision by the ECB pp. 40-45

Friedrich L. Sell

After the ‘Whatever-it-takes’ Bail-out of Eurozone Bank Bondholders: The Eurozone’s Wasted Opportunity for a Banking Union That Protects Sovereign Finance pp. 46-50

Hans-Joachim Dübel

Target Losses in Case of a Euro Breakup pp. 51-58

Hans-Werner Sinn

Trapped in the EMU? pp. 59-63

Thomas Mayer

Public Sector Austerity: Path to Crisis or Path to Recovery? pp. 64-69

Maks Tajnikar and Petra Dosenovic Bonca

The Role of the State in the Financial System pp. 70-71

Andreas Dombret

Energy and Climate News pp. 72-74

Marc Gronwald and Jana Lippelt

2012, issue 03, vol 13

Welcome Address pp. 3-4

Jürgen Chrobog

Welcome Address pp. 5-9

Hans-Werner Sinn

Keynote Address pp. 10-11

Daniels Pavluts

Keynote Address pp. 12-15

Lord Andrew Adonis

Peering over the Hedge: How Do the Neighbours Do It? pp. 16-20

Ludger Woessmann

Making the Grade: How Do European Higher-Education Systems Score Internationally? pp. 21-28

Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg

Dual Education: Europe’s Secret Recipe? pp. 29-34

Eric Hanushek

2012, issue 02, vol 13

The Shadow Economy and Tax Evasion: What Do We (Not) Know? pp. 03-12

Friedrich Schneider

European Union Action against Tax Avoidance and Evasion pp. 13-19

Servaas van Thiel

Tackling Undeclared Work in the European Union pp. 20-25

Colin Williams and Sara Nadin

The Crisis and Tax Evasion in Greece: What are the Distributional Implications? pp. 26-32

Manos Matsaganis, Chrysa Leventi and Maria Flevotomou

Rethinking the Research Paradigms for Analysing Tax Compliance Behaviour pp. 33-40

James Alm, Erich Kirchler, Stephan Muehlbacher, Katharina Gangl, Eva Hofmann, Christoph Kogler and Maria Pollai

Debt-to-equity Swaps in Eurozone´s Banking Sector: Minor Short-term Pain for Substantial Long-term Gain pp. 40-44

Rui Soares

Time to Talk about Smart Growth and Restructuring in Eurozone Countries pp. 45-57

Edward G. Krubasik

Total Factor Productivity in German Regions pp. 58-65

Michael Berlemann and Jan-Erik Wesselhöft

The United States Is Edging towards a Comparative Advantage in Services pp. 66-68

Herbert Glejser

2012, issue 1, vol 13

The European Balance of Payments Crisis: An Introduction pp. 03-10

Hans-Werner Sinn

The Balance of Payments Tells Us the Truth pp. 11-13

Helmut Schlesinger

The Eurosystem in Times of Crises: Greece in the Role of a Reserve Currency Country? pp. 14-22

Wilhelm Kohler

The Euro in 2084 pp. 23-28

Charles Blankart

The Refinancing of Banks Drives Target Debt pp. 29-32

Manfred J.M. Neumann

The Current Account Deficits of the GIPS Countries and Their Target Debts at the ECB pp. 33-34

Peter Bernholz

Macroeconomic Imbalances in EMU and the Eurosystem pp. 35-42

Thomas Mayer, Jochen Möbert and Christian Weistroffer

The Derailed Policies of the ECB pp. 43-49

Georg Milbradt

Notes on the Target2 Dispute pp. 50-54

Stefan Homburg

Money, Capital Markets and Welfare: An Analysis of the Effects of Target2 Balances pp. 55-62

Friedrich L. Sell and Beate Sauer

The Dissolving Asset Backing of the Euro pp. 63-72

Ingo Sauer

Balances in the Target2 Payments System – A Problem? pp. 73-76

Jens Ulbrich and Alexander Lipponer

A Way to Solve the Euro pean Balance of Payments Crisis? Take a Chance on Market Solutions! pp. 77-82

Christian Fahrholz and Andreas Freytag

Balance of Payments Adjustment in the Monetary Union: Current Events Help Shed New Light on an Old Question pp. 96-101

Klaus Reeh

Greece: The Sudden Stop That Wasn’t pp. 102-103

Aaron Tornell and Frank Westermann

Editor’s Comments pp. 104-105

Hans-Werner Sinn

2012, issue 01, vol 13

European Fiscal Union: What Is It? Does It work? And Are There Really 'No Alternatives'? pp. 03-09

Clemens Fuest and Andreas Peichl

Can the Eurozone Develop into a Well-functioning Fiscal Union? pp. 10-16

Lars Calmfors

A Discussion of the Changes to Europe's Macro-fiscal Framework in Response to the Crisis pp. 17-23

Roel Beetsma and Raymond Gradus

Coordination of Fiscal Policies: A Necessary Step toward a Fiscal Union pp. 24-27

Christophe Schalck

European Fiscal Union: From Monetary Back Door to Parliamentary Main Entrance pp. 28-34

Waltraud Schelkle

Should Europe Become a Fiscal Union? pp. 35-43

Christian Keuschnigg

Exit from the Monetary Union - A Free Choice by Greece pp. 44-46

Martin Seidel

Centralization and the Capitalist Market Economy in Hungary pp. 47-59

János Kornai

The EU Mechanical Engineering - Success in Global Markets Drives Growth pp. 60-69

Günther Vieweg

Photovoltaics: Boom of the Rising Sun pp. 70-73

Johann Wackerbauer and Jana Lippelt