European Economic Review

1969 - 2025

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

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Balances of payments and exchange markets: A lost correspondence pp. 309-328: Giorgio Basevi
The allocative efficiency of centrally planned foreign trade: A programming approach to the Czech case pp. 329-346: Josef Brada
Elasticities of substitution and export demands in a world trade model pp. 347-380: Bert G. Hickman and Lawrence J. Lau
Beyond (but back to?) the elasticity of substitution in international trade pp. 381-392: J. David Richardson
Size structure, stability and performance of the largest British and EEC firms pp. 393-408: Alex P. Jacquemin and Michel Cardon de Lichtbuer

Planning and programming in the European Common Market pp. 217-233: Bela Balassa
The relation between income, intelligence, education and social background pp. 235-264: Pieter de Wolff and A. R. D. van Slijpe
On the short-run and long-run demand for money pp. 265-287: Jean-Michel Grandmont
The Common Market economies: Interdependence or independence pp. 289-291: Victor Ginsburgh
The influence of road characteristics on road accidents in Belgium: An econometric approach pp. 293-306: Andre Dramais

A principal components analysis of market interest rates in The Netherlands, 1962-1970 pp. 107-134: Martin M.G. Fase
A management model of fast European, centrally-planned economies pp. 135-161: David Granick
Fixed capital cost, depreciation multiplier and the rate of interest pp. 163-179: Branko Horvat
Pollution and the value of time pp. 181-196: Bertil Naslund
Are the budgets of state and local governments destabilizing? A six country comparison pp. 197-213: Wayne W. Snyder

Further analysis of cross-country comparison of consumer expenditure patterns pp. 1-20: Theodore Gamaletsos
The extended linear expenditure system pp. 21-32: Constantino Lluch
Further evidence on the individual welfare function of income: An empirical investigatiion in The Netherlands pp. 33-62: Bernard van Praag and Arie Kapteyn
Numerical results of an international comparison of infrastructure development over the last 100 years pp. 63-65: A. Csernok, E. Ehrlich and Gy. Szilagyi
Demand for investment in productive and financial capital pp. 67-83: Eitan Hochman, Oded Hochman and Assaf Razin
Real fixed capital costs under steady growth pp. 85-103: Branko Horvat

Asymptotic behaviour and small sample performance: Experiments on regression parameter estimation with incomplete observations pp. 389-398: Marcel G. Dagenais
The estimation and testing of systems of dmeand equations: A note pp. 399-411: Angus Deaton
A priori fixed covariance matrices of disturbance estimators pp. 413-436: C. Dubbelman
Distribution of income, social welfare function and the criterion of consumer surplus: Comment pp. 437-440: Alan Kirman
A note on biased and inconsistent estimation pp. 441-449: R. C. Geary
A model of the Swedish system for personal income taxation pp. 451-467: Ulf Jakobsson and Goran Normann
The implications of common property resources for technical change pp. 469-479: V. Smith

Free trade and European economic development in the 19th century pp. 211-245: Paul Bairoch
Empirical evidence on comparative cost theory from the European Common Market experience pp. 247-258: H. Glejser
EEC tariffs and U.S. direct investment pp. 259-270: Andrew Schmitz and Jurg Bieri
The production and trade of manufactured products in the EEC and EFTA: A comparison pp. 271-290: Edwin Truman
Two alternative estimates of the effects of EEC and EFTA on the pattern of trade pp. 291-335: P. J. Verdoorn and A. N. R. Schwartz
Measuring integration effects: A survey pp. 337-349: P. J. Verdoorn and C. A. Van Bochove
Shapes of Engel curves and demand curves: Implications of the expenditure allocation model, applied to Dutch data pp. 351-386: W. H. Somermeyer and A. Langhout

Estimating demand for public goods: An experiment pp. 111-130: Peter Bohm
Private, national and international returns; An application to commodity lending pp. 131-180: L. M. Goreux
Obstacles in the structure of interests and powers to the introduction of efficient money incentives pp. 181-198: Louis Hethy and Csaba Mako
Statistical analysis of discount rate policy in Belgium, 1957-1968 pp. 199-207: Delano Villanueva

Potential use of the Mansholt Plan for restructuring agriculture in the Italian Mezzogiorno pp. 1-28: G. W. Dean, M. De Benedictis, G. Fabiani, R. Fanfani and G. Marenco
A process analysis of integrated iron and steel production in the European Coal and Steel Community pp. 29-45: Thomas W. Hall
Patterns of industrial structure and economic development: Triangulation of input-output tables of ECE countries pp. 47-63: Joachim Lamel, Josef Richter and Werner Teufelsbauer
The largest European firms and their changing size structure: An entropy measure pp. 65-69: Alex P. Jacquemin and Anne-Marie Kumps
Bounding constraints in certain linear programming problems and the principle of safety first pp. 71-81: D. J. Aigner
A remark on the transactions demand for money pp. 83-90: Saschba Telphlluch
Impact of the added value tax on an economy; The case of Belgium pp. 91-108: Y. Guillaume and J. Waelbroeck

Simultaneous estimation of short-run employment functions pp. 403-435: P. Van Rompuy
A model of the behavior of farmers and its application to agricultural policies pp. 436-461: Jean-Marc Boussard
The theoretical position and significance of the efficiency principle in the analysis of growth pp. 462-492: Bernard Rosier
Triangularizing input-output matrices and the structure of production pp. 493-522: Bernhard Korte and Walter Oberhofer

A complete system of dynamic demand functions pp. 251-276: Aurelio Mattei
Consumer demand functions, Spain, 1958-1964 pp. 277-302: Constantino Lluch
Means of payment and liquid savings of households pp. 303-336: J. H. David
The welfare function of income in Belgium: An empirical investigation pp. 337-369: Bernard van Praag
On the interaction of income and prices in consumer demand pp. 370-376: Jacob Paroush
The financial system and short-run planning in a planned economy pp. 377-392: Jerzy Mycielski and Witold Trzeciakowski

On the technique of comparing trade barriers of products imported by capitalist and communist nations pp. 3-22: Franklyn D. Holzman
Monetary religions pp. 23-30: E. S. Kirschen
Uncertainty, investment and adjustment costs pp. 31-44: Henri Lorie and Kenneth R. Smith
Distribution of income, social welfare functions, and the criterion of consumer surplus pp. 45-77: J. C. Milleron
The ownership of consumer durables pp. 78-110: Christian Rault
A note on the dynamic planning of investment projects pp. 111-121: Mordechai Shechter and Peter L. Hammer