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2000 - 2022

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2005, issue 04, vol 6

Fifteen years after: East Germany revisited pp. 3-6

Joachim Ragnitz

Small and medium-sized enterprises in East Germany: Status and outlook pp. 7-15

Norbert Irsch

Blooming landscapes in East Germany? pp. 16-22

Michael Berlemann and Marcel Thum

Unification, reconstruction and federalist reform in Germany pp. 23-27

Klaus von Dohnanyi

Why Germany needs structural reform pp. 28-32

Eckhard Wurzel

Much ado about little: The fiscal impact of German economic unification pp. 33-36

Adam Posen

Pension and medicost reform - averting the demoghaphic/fiscal demise pp. 37-41

Laurence Kotlikoff

International comparison of labour disputes and structural change pp. 42-52

Hagen Lesch

2005, issue 03, vol 6

The Chinese economy: How much market - how much state? pp. 03-07

Markus Taube

Embracing the dragon: can the EU and China be friends? pp. 08-15

Katinka Barysch, Charles Grant and Mark Leonard

On the renminbi pp. 16-21

Jeffrey Frankel

Whose afraid of a renminbi float? pp. 22-28

David Altig

Is revaluation of the renminbi good news? pp. 29-36

Vanessa Rossi

The Chinese challenge to the EU25 pp. 37-42

Gabriele Roubal, Markus Taube and Günther Vieweg

The giant graduates: China's strive for high-technology pp. 43-48

Sonja Opper

China's growing importance for German investment pp. 49-54

Rainer Frey

In favour of a flat tax pp. 55

Paul Kirchhof

For a dual income tax pp. 56

Wolfgang Wiegard

Fiscal policy and fiscal rules in the European Union pp. 57-64

Vito Tanzi

2005, issue 02, vol 6

Europe and the Lisbon Goals: Are we halfway there? Luncheon Speech by Christian Ude pp. 03-04

Christian Ude

Europe and the Lisbon Goals: Are we halfway there? Welcome by Jürgen Chrobog pp. 05

Jürgen Chrobog

Europe and the Lisbon Goals: Are we halfway there? Introduction by Hans-Werner Sinn pp. 06-09

Hans-Werner Sinn

Europe and the Lisbon Goals: Are we halfway there? Keynote Address by Edmund Stoiber pp. 10-15

Edmund Stoiber

Europe and the Lisbon Goals: Are we halfway there? Keynote Address by Wim Kok pp. 16-20

Wim Kok

Speeding up European Reform: A Master Plan for the Lisbon Process - What's wrong with Lisbon? pp. 21-30

Jean Pisani-Ferry

Speeding up European Reform: A Master Plan for the Lisbon Process - The Implementation of the Lisbon Agenda: A political priority pp. 31-35

Otmar Issing

Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Competitiveness - Agenda for Growth and Employment in Europe pp. 36-38

Edward G. Krubaski

Speeding up European Reform: A Master Plan for the Lisbon Process pp. 39-41

János Kóka

Speeding up European Reform: A Master Plan for the Lisbon Process pp. 42-43

Arend Oetker

Speeding up European Reform: A Master Plan for the Lisbon Process pp. 44-45

Ernst Schwanhold

Speeding up European Reform: A Master Plan for the Lisbon Process -Dinner Speech pp. 46-47

Günther Beckstein

Speeding up European Reform: A Master Plan for the Lisbon Process - Keynote Address pp. 48-51

Vaira Vike-Freiberga

National and European Champions - Burden or Blessing? pp. 52-55

Paul Seabright

National and European Champions - Burden or Blessing? pp. 56-58

Wolfgang Ziebart

National and European Champions - Burden or Blessing? pp. 59-61

Lars Pettersson

National and European Champions - Burden or Blessing? pp. 62-63

Eric Le Boucher

National and European Champions - Burden or Blessing? pp. 64-66

Rainer Frank Elsässer

Closing Remarks pp. 67

Hans-Werner Sinn

2005, issue 01, vol 6

Is the US Current Account Deficit Sustainable? pp. 03-07

Richard N. Cooper

The Sustainability of the US External Imbalances pp. 08-15

Nouriel Roubini and Brad Setser

Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Global Co-Dependency, Collective Action, and the Challenges of Global Adjustment pp. 16-23

Catherine L. Mann

Unequal Spending, Aggregate Demand and International Financial Stability pp. 24-28

H. Peter Gray

Pro: Opening the Services Market – Standing Still is not an Option / Contra: Greens ask for Alternative Approach to the Liberalization of Services in the EU pp. 29-31

Charlie McCreevy and Heidi Rühle

The European Commission‘s Proposals for Corporate Tax Harmonization pp. 32-41

Charles McLure

Business Regulation in International Comparison – Aggregating World Bank “Doing Business” Data pp. 42-49

Jürgen Matthes and Christoph Schröder

2004, issue 04, vol 5

The Doha Round of Multilateral Trade Negotations: Rhetoric and Reality pp. 03-08

Dilip K. Das

Pro: The Stability and Growth Pact Should be Reformed pp. 09-10

Seppo Honkapohja

Contra: The Commission and the Stability Pact pp. 11

Daniel Gros

Trade Union Density in International Comparison pp. 12-18

Hagen Lesch

Foreign Currency Demand since 2002 - Evidence from Five Central and Eastern European Countries pp. 19-24

Helmut Stix

2004, issue 03, vol 5

Social Union, Migration and the Constitution: Integration at Risk pp. 03

Kai M. Schellhorn

Social Union, Migration and the Constitution: Integration at Risk pp. 04-11

Hans-Werner Sinn

EU Enlargement,Integration and Policy Options pp. 12-18

Edmund Stoiber

Economic Integration and the Welfare State pp. 19-26

David Wildasin

Economic Integration and the Welfare State pp. 27-28

Ivan Miklos

Economic Integration and the Welfare State pp. 29-31

Aart-Jan De Geus

Economic Integration and the Welfare State pp. 32-33

Guntar Krasts

Economic Integration and the Welfare State pp. 34-35

Christian Ude

Enlargement: The Challenge of Migration from the New Member States pp. 36-41

George de Menil

Enlargement: The Challenge of Migration from the New Member States pp. 42-43

Brunson McKinley

Enlargement: The Challenge of Migration from the New Member States pp. 44-45

Jürgen Strube

Enlargement: The Challenge of Migration from the New Member States pp. 46-47

Bernd Stecher

Creaking Labour Markets: Migrating into Unemployment? pp. 48-52

Giuseppe Bertola

Creaking Labour Markets: Migrating into Unemployment? pp. 53-54

Georg Milbradt

Creaking Labour Markets: Migrating into Unemployment? pp. 55

Andre Leysen

Creaking Labour Markets: Migrating into Unemployment? pp. 56-57

Giampaolo Galli

Dinner Speech pp. 59-60

Otto Wiesheu

Implications of this year's EU Enlargement: A preliminary Analysis pp. 61-63

Vaclav Klaus

2004, issue 02, vol 5

Outsourcing, Offshoring - Service Offshoring: Bane or Boon and What to Do? pp. 3-7

Lael Brainard and Robert Litan

Outsourcing, Offshoring - Adjustment of Europe’s Industries in a Competitive World pp. 8-16

Erkki Liikanen

Outsourcing, Offshoring - Outsourcing and Offshoring pp. 17-21

Bruce Cronin, Lesley Catchpowle and David Hall

Outsourcing, Offshoring - Offshore Outsourcing – Much Ado about What? pp. 22-29

Jacob Kirkegaard

The Ifo Institute’s Model for Reducing VAT Fraud: Payment First, Refund Later pp. 30-34

Hans-Werner Sinn, Andrea Gebauer and Rüdiger Parsche

Activation versus Other Employment Policies – Lessons for Germany pp. 35-42

Lars Calmfors

2004, issue 01, vol 5

The European Labour Markets - The Search for Routes to Better Economic Performance in Continental Europe pp. 3-11

Gylfi Zoega and Edmund Phelps

The European Labour Markets - Differences in Labour Markets Across the Atlantic pp. 12-18

Patrick Puhani

The European Labour Markets - Aggregate Unemployment and Relative Wage Rigidities pp. 19-23

Olivier Pierrard and Henri Sneessens

The European Labour Markets - Disincentive Effects of Unemployment Benefits on the Paths Out of Unemployment pp. 24-30

Pedro Portugal and John Addison

The European Labour Markets - Wage Norms in Europe - A Curse or Blessing? pp. 31-33

Torben Andersen

The European Labour Markets - Are European Labor Markets As Awful as All That? pp. 34-39

Richard Freeman

Savings in Germany and the United States pp. 40-47

Hubertus Bardt and Michael Groemling