International Economics and Economic Policy

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Volume 4, issue 4, 2008

Editorial pp. 329-330

Paul Welfens, Holger Wolf and Juergen Wolters

The background to the 2007 financial crisis pp. 331-346

C.A.E. Goodhart

Banking crisis and prudential supervision: a European perspective pp. 347-356

Paul Welfens

Rethinking banking supervision in the EU pp. 357-361

Holger Wolf

British banking regulation and supervision: between a rock and a hard place pp. 363-370

Andy Mullineux

Does financial integration make banks more vulnerable? Regulation, foreign owned banks, and the lender-of-last resort pp. 371-393

Helge Berger and Carsten Hefeker

Impacts of trade reform: sensitivity of model results to key assumptions pp. 395-420

Ernesto Valenzuela, Kym Anderson and Thomas Hertel

International mixed duopoly and strategic commitments pp. 421-432

Kazuhiro Ohnishi

Volume 4, issue 3, 2007

Age-period-cohort decomposition of social security taxes and benefits in the USA and Japan pp. 227-240

Kosei Fukuda

European integration: the third step pp. 241-262

Harry Bowen and Leo Sleuwaegen

The Swedish external position and the krona pp. 263-279

Philip Lane

Is reversion to PPP in euro exchange rates non-linear? pp. 281-297

Bernd Schnatz

Nominal and real wage flexibility in EMU pp. 299-328

Alfonso Arpaia and Karl Pichelmann

Volume 4, issue 2, 2007

Digital economy and regulatory issues. Introduction pp. 101-107

Günter Knieps and Ingo Vogelsang

Changes in industry structure and technological convergence: implications for competition policy and regulation in telecommunications pp. 109-133

Timothy Tardiff

Efficient interconnection charges and capacity-based pricing pp. 135-158

David Kennet and Eric Ralph

Network neutrality and the nature of competition between network operators pp. 159-184

Viktoria Kocsis and Paul Bijl

Broadband Internet: net neutrality versus open access pp. 185-208

Christiaan Hogendorn

Open source software: Motivation and restrictive licensing pp. 209-225

Chaim Fershtman and Neil Gandal

Volume 4, issue 1, 2007

On the hump-shaped output effect of monetary policy in an open economy pp. 1-13

Christian Pierdzioch and Serkan Yener

Fiscal policy in central and Eastern Europe: what happened in the run-up to EU accession? pp. 15-31

John Lewis

The Barcelona initiative and the importance of NTBs: a dynamic CGE-analysis for Syria pp. 33-59

Beatriz Gaitan and Bernd Lucke

A generalized multi-country endogenous growth model pp. 61-100

Lutz Arnold

Volume 3, issue 3, 2006

Regional and international currency arrangements: introduction pp. 175-179

Eduard Hochreiter and George Tavlas

Europe’s hard fix: the Euro area pp. 181-196

Otmar Issing

Comments on O. Issing: “Europe’s hard fix: the Euro areaâ€\x9D pp. 197-201

Leslie Lipschitz

Comments on O. Issing: “Europe’s hard fix: the Euro areaâ€\x9D pp. 203-208

Mario Blejer

Regional currency arrangements: insights from Europe pp. 209-219

Josef Christl

Comments on J. Christl: “Regional currency arrangements: insights from Europeâ€\x9D pp. 221-224

Lars Jonung

Monetary unions, external shocks and economic performance: A Latin American perspective pp. 225-247

Sebastian Edwards

Comments on S. Edwards: “Monetary unions, external shocks and economic performance: a Latin American perspectiveâ€\x9D pp. 249-258

Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel

Comments on S. Edwards: “Monetary unions, external shocks and economic performance: a Latin American perspectiveâ€\x9D pp. 259-264

Enrique Alberola

Regional currency arrangements in North America pp. 265-280

Sven Arndt

Comments on S. Arndt: “Regional currency arrangements in North Americaâ€\x9D pp. 281-286

Steven Kamin

Comments on S. Arndt: “Regional currency arrangements in North Americaâ€\x9D pp. 287-291

Pierre Siklos

Interest rates, exchange rates and international adjustment: BW II dynamics pp. 293-302

Michael Dooley, David Folkerts-Landau and Peter Garber

The BW 2 regime: an unstable disequilibrium bound to unravel pp. 303-332

Nouriel Roubini

Comments on M. Dooley and N. Roubini: A new Bretton Woods system? pp. 333-336

Maxwell Watson

Comments on M. Dooley and N. Roubini: A new Bretton Woods system? pp. 337-340

J. de Beaufort Wijnholds

A worldwide system of reference rates pp. 341-352

John Williamson

Comments on J. Williamson: “A worldwide system of reference ratesâ€\x9D pp. 353-357

Marc Flandreau

Exchange-rate arrangements and financial integration in East Asia: on a collision course? pp. 359-377

Hans Genberg

Comments on H. Genberg: “Exchange-rate arrangements and financial integration in East Asia: on a collision course? pp. 379-382

Eiji Ogawa

Comments on H. Genberg: “Exchange-rate arrangements and financial integration in East Asia: on a collision course?â€\x9D pp. 383-386

James Dorn

Proposal for a common currency among rich democracies pp. 387-394

Richard Cooper

One world money, then and now pp. 395-407

Michael Bordo and Harold James

Comments on R. Cooper, M. Bordo and H. James: Exchange rate arrangements and disarrangements: prospects for a world currency pp. 409-414

Sergio Schmukler

Comments on R. Cooper, M. Bordo and H. James: A Schumpetrian view on monetary integration options and historical dynamics pp. 415-419

Paul Welfens

Volume 3, issue 2, 2006

Specialisation patterns and the synchronicity of regional employment cycles in Europe pp. 91-104

Ansgar Belke and Jens Heine

Euro-Area Inflation: does the Balassa–Samuelson effect matter? pp. 105-136

Kirsten Lommatzsch and Silke Tober

Structural breaks and the twin deficits hypothesis pp. 137-155

Alberto Bagnai

The location of American and Japanese multinationals in Europe pp. 157-173

Hideki Yamawaki

Volume 3, issue 1, 2006

The WTO after Hong Kong: how a deal can be struck in 2006 pp. 1-6

Stuart Eizenstat and Christopher Roberts

Where do we go after Hong Kong? pp. 7-10

Horst Siebert

Factor mobility, government debt and the decline in public investment pp. 11-26

Friedrich Heinemann

The choice of inflation targeting—an empirical investigation pp. 27-42

Yifan Hu

Heterogeneity in lending and sectoral growth: evidence from German bank-level data pp. 43-72

Andrea Schertler, Claudia Buch and Natalja Westernhagen

Systemically important banks: an analysis for the European banking system pp. 73-89

Helmut Elsinger, Alfred Lehar and Martin Summer