European Economic Review

1969 - 2025

Current editor(s): T.S. Eicher, A. Imrohoroglu, E. Leeper, J. Oechssler and M. Pesendorfer

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On the flexibility of the Rotterdam model pp. 273-283: R. P. Byron
On the flexibility of the Rotterdam model: A first empirical look pp. 285-289: William Barnett
DUP activities and economic theory pp. 291-307: Jagdish N. Bhagwati, Richard Brecher and T. Srinivasan
Capital mobility and exchange rate overshooting pp. 309-320: Jagdeep S. Bhandari, Robert Driskill and Jacob A. Frenkel
The theory of mixed demand functions pp. 321-344: Jean-Paul Chavas
The principle of minimum differentiation revisited pp. 345-368: Nicholas Economides
Can tax cuts beat the Phillips-curve? pp. 369-381: Tor Hersoug
Income prospects and job mobility: The case of Sweden pp. 383-400: Bertil Holmlund
Rural-to-urban migration and the shadow wage in LDCs pp. 401-407: Robrecht Renard

A synthesis of the macroeconomic approaches to exchange rate determination pp. 117-136: Pekka Ahtiala
Complete systems methods of estimating models with rational and adaptive expectations: A case study pp. 137-150: David Blake
Exchange rate dynamics: The Swiss/U.S. case pp. 151-159: D. Demery
The secular inflation term in open-economy Phillips curves pp. 161-164: Charles Engel and Jeffrey Frankel
Worksharing and factor prices pp. 165-188: Robert Hart
Exchange rate and relative monetary expansions: The case of simultaneous hyperinflation and rational expectations pp. 189-195: Roger D. Huang
Comment on the specification of structure-performance relationships pp. 197-201: Stephen Martin
Private disclosure: Is honesty enough? pp. 203-207: David De Mesa
True indexes and rational habit formation pp. 209-223: Louis Philips and Frans Spinnewyn
Intersectoral transfer of labour in a small open economy pp. 225-237: Erling Steigum
The inequality of actual incomes and earning capacities between households in Europe pp. 239-256: Hans Van Weeren and Bernard van Praag
Consumers with differing reaction speeds, scale advantages and industry structure pp. 257-270: Birger Wernerfelt

Competing wage claims, cost inflation, and capacity utilization pp. 1-21: Thorvaldur Gylfason and Assar Lindbeck
Inflation and nominal tax system in an open economy pp. 23-37: Gerard Huber
The effect of market conduct on international steam coal trade pp. 39-59: Charles Kolstad and David S. Abbey
Estimating labor supply and production decisions of self-employed farm producers pp. 61-82: Ramon Lopez
From small to large: A systematic comparison of gradually more complex econometric models pp. 83-101: Johan A. Lybeck and Evert Carlsson
On linear models with rational expectations which admit a unique solution pp. 103-111: Laurence Broze and Ariane Szafarz
On linear models with rational expectations: An addendum pp. 113-115: Ignazio Visco

A theory of current account and exchange rate determinations pp. 261-280: Joshua Aizenman
An analysis of the implications of omitting variables from the monetary growth equation in a model of real output and unanticipated money growth pp. 281-290: C. L. F. Attfield
Shock treatment for inflation: A note on optimal policy in a Buiter/Miller model pp. 291-297: Edward Driffill
Money, activity and prices: Some inter-country evidence pp. 299-314: M. Desmond Fitzgerald and Gerald Pollio
Estimation of portfolio-balance functions that are mean-variance optimizing: The mark and the dollar pp. 315-327: Jeffrey Frankel
The family of inverse demand systems pp. 329-337: Kuo Huang
How should commodities be taxed?: Market structure, product heterogeneity and the optimal structure of commodity taxes pp. 339-358: John Kay and Michael Keen
Feles: The functionalized extended linear expenditure system: Theory, estimation procedures and application to individual household consumption expenditures involving socioeconomic and sociodemographic characteristics pp. 359-394: Joachim Merz
The consumer's demand for diversity pp. 395-400: Henri Theil and Renate Finke

Money balances as factor inputs: An empirical evidence based on translog specification pp. 149-160: Bobby Apostolakis
Dynamic energy demand models with latent equipment pp. 161-194: Fabrizio Carlevaro and Charles Spierer
Credit rationing as a (temporary) suboptimal equilibrium with imperfect information pp. 195-201: John Peter D. Chateau
Industry structure and trade policy under fluctuating import prices pp. 203-215: Shabtai Donnenfeld and Paul Strebel
Monopoly versus competition: The learning by doing case pp. 217-222: Chaim Fershtman and Uriel Spiegel
Collective fineness of stock prices and efficiency of financial markets pp. 223-230: Kose John
Substitution in consumption: An application to the allocation of time pp. 231-239: Stefan Kesenne
A simple portfolio allocation model of financial wealth pp. 241-251: John C. Taylor and Kenneth Clements
On the specification of structure-performance relationships: A comment pp. 253-256: Roger Clarke
On the specification of structure-performance relationships: A reply pp. 257-259: Malcolm Sawyer

The three regimes of the IS-LM model: A non-Walrasian analysis pp. 1-17: Jean-Pascal Benassy
Devaluation, long-term contracts and rational expectations pp. 19-32: David Burton
On the effectiveness of monetary and fiscal policies in a Keynesian model pp. 33-54: V. K. Chetty and A. K. Lahiri
A note on Walrasian equilibria in non-Walrasian models pp. 55-58: Christopher J. Ellis
Consensus, dissension and ideology among economists in various European countries and in the United States pp. 59-69: Bruno Frey, Victor Ginsburgh, Pierre Pestieau, Werner W. Pommerehne and Friedrich Schneider
Rationing in an open economy: Fix-price equilibrium and two-gap models pp. 71-98: Jan Willem Gunning
A proposition on short-run departures from the law-of-one-price: An extension pp. 99-101: Jaime Marquez
Changes in income distribution and welfare from greater immigration of unskilled workers pp. 103-116: John Mutti and Shelby Gerking
Crowding out in an inflationary open economy: The Italian case pp. 117-139: Fiorella Padoa Schioppa
A re-examination of Verdoorn's law and its application to the manufacturing industries of the UK, West Germany and the USA pp. 141-148: R. E. Turner