Open Economies Review

1990 - 2025

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Volume 6, issue 4, 1995

Price adjustment in open economies pp. 303-321

Torben Andersen and Niels Hansen

International labor-cum-capital migrations: Theory, welfare implications, and evidence pp. 323-340

Harry Clarke

The choice between an international joint venture and a wholly-owned subsidiary in a developing country under technology spillover effects pp. 341-368

Wing-fai Leung

From protectionism to free trade fever? Recent reforms in developing countries pp. 369-385

Judith Dean

Have economic fluctuations been dampened? New empirical evidence from Italy pp. 387-397

Giuseppe Schlitzer

Designing a central bank: Social player, monetary agent, or banking agent? pp. 399-410

Donato Masciandaro

Volume 6, issue 3, 1995

Pitfalls in counterfactual analyses of policy rules pp. 199-202

Robert Rasche

The global macroeconomics of NAFTA pp. 203-223

Joyce Manchester and Warwick McKibbin

Sociopolitical instability, volatility, and the bid-ask spread: Evidence from the free market for dollars in Poland pp. 225-236

Ali Kutan and Su Zhou

Investment-saving comovement under endogenous fiscal policy pp. 237-254

Daniel Levy

A welfare-theoretic argument for regional subsidization of industry in the presence of inferior technology pp. 255-263

Mark Herander

Free trade and income redistribution in some developing and newly industrialized countries pp. 265-280

Henry Thompson

A suggested reformulation of the theory of optimal currency areas pp. 281-298

Jacques Melitz

Volume 6, issue 2, 1995

The global economic consequences of the Uruguay Round pp. 111-129

Warwick McKibbin and Dominick Salvatore

The demand for money in a small open economy: The case of Switzerland pp. 131-144

Abdur Chowdhury

The quantity approach to financial integration: The Feldstein-Horioka criterion revisited pp. 145-165

Jan Lemmen and Sylvester Eijffinger

External debt, time preference, and nontraded goods in a two-sector dynamic model of consumption pp. 167-178

Fathali Firoozi

Protection of industry pp. 179-196

Mordechai Kreinin and Elias Dinopoulos

Volume 6, issue 1, 1995

Commitment and coordination in a dynamic game model of international economic policy-making pp. 5-28

Reinhard Neck and Engelbert Dockner

Fundamentals, regime shifts, and dollar behavior in the 1980s pp. 29-48

Giulio Cifarelli

Term premia comovement in German, Japanese, and U.S. domestic markets pp. 49-62

Helen Popper

Salvatore model with equiproportional preservation of forests pp. 63-79

Robert Kohn

Extent and evaluation of protection in developing countries pp. 81-104

J. Kol

Volume 5, issue 4, 1994

Macroeconomic stabilization through monetary and fiscal policy coordination: Implications for European Monetary Union pp. 307-326

Jay Bryson

The need for economic policy coordination between Europe, Japan, and the United States: Policy recommendations for the 1990s pp. 327-346

Anthonie Knoester and André Kolodziejak

Exchange rate expectations and risk premia in the European Monetary System: 1985–1991 pp. 347-360

Stefano Cavaglia, Kees Koedijk and Peter Vlaar

Open economy measures of wealth and Hicksian national income pp. 361-369

Anthony Makin

The Feldstein-Horioka puzzle: The IS-LM model with optimal policy pp. 371-382

J. Mcclure

Volume 5, issue 3, 1994

The political economy of the Exchange Rate Mechanism pp. 235-247

A. Patrick Minford

The myth of a stable European money demand pp. 249-259

Ivo Arnold

Market power, uncertainty, and the level of trade pp. 261-274

Winand Emons

Technology policies, technology transfer by multinational enterprises and R&D activities in LDCs pp. 275-287

Michael Fung

Financial integration and innovation in Europe pp. 289-301

Ernst Baltensperger and Andrea Behrends

Volume 5, issue 2, 1994

Debt rescheduling and the choice between bonds and loans for LDCs' foreign debt pp. 139-157

Edward Chow

Devaluation and monetary policy with import compression pp. 159-175

Jorn Rattso

Fiscal announcements and real exchange rate dynamics pp. 177-190

Jyh-Lin Wu

Do oil tariffs lower wages? pp. 191-202

Henry Thompson

Economic reform: Political environment and the efficacy of economic conditionalities pp. 203-210

Henry Schwalbenberg

The theory of monetary integration pp. 211-230

George Tavlas

Volume 5, issue 1, 1994

Saving, investment, and capital mobility: A comment on Leachman pp. 5-17

Jakob Haan and Clemens Siermann

Saving, investment, and capital mobility: A comment on Leachman—A reply pp. 19-21

Lori Leachman

Trade diversion in a currency union pp. 23-27

Yrjänä Tolonen

The impact of intraindustry trade on the natural rate of unemployment in two simple models pp. 29-46

Hian Hoon

Social security and foreign indebtedness in a small open economy pp. 47-63

Søren Nielsen

Economic growth and the rise of protectionism and urban unrest in developing economies pp. 65-88

Henry Schwalbenberg

Social protection and regional convergence in a European Monetary Union pp. 89-114

Filip Abraham

Market integration and imperfect competition in labor and product markets pp. 115-130

Jan Sørensen

Volume 4, issue 4, 1993

A chaotic model of the exchange rate: The role of fundamentalists and chartists pp. 351-379

Paul Grauwe and Hans Dewachter

International equality of stock market returns pp. 381-401

Heejoon Kang and Michele Fratianni

Estimating variability in the Italian stock market: An ARCH approach pp. 403-423

Fabio Fornari

Foreign production and international hedging in a multinational firm pp. 425-432

Udo Broll

Trade policy and protection in the European Community pp. 433-456

Sir David Greenaway and R. Hine

Volume 4, issue 3, 1993

Optimal trade policy in the presence of changing market structure pp. 235-245

Mark Herander

Sectoral effects of reductions in NATO military expenditures in the major industrialized and developing countries pp. 247-268

Jon Haveman, Alan Deardorff and Robert Stern

International monetary policy cooperation in economies with centralized wage setting pp. 269-285

Henrik Jensen

International transmission of government spending on industries pp. 287-301

Sajid Anwar

Do private capital markets insure regional risk? Evidence from the United States and Europe pp. 303-324

Andrew Atkeson and Tamim Bayoumi

International trade and the relative dispersion of industrial wages and production techniques in 14 OECD countries, 1970–1985 pp. 325-344

Farhad Rassekh

Volume 4, issue 2, 1993

Rules, discretion, and international monetary and fiscal policy coordination pp. 117-132

Jay Bryson, Henrik Jensen and David Hoose

Exchange rate shocks and the current account under monopolistic competition: An intertemporal optimization model pp. 133-150

Hwan Lin and Hui-Kuan Tseng

Betting on the EMS pp. 151-173

Kees Koedijk and Clemens Kool

Is there a “triffin dilemma” for the EMS? pp. 175-188

Lorenzo Bini-Smaghi and Silvia Vori

Fundamental equilibrium exchange rates and exchange rate dynamics pp. 189-209

Su Zhou

Protectionism in agriculture: Slow progress towards freer trade in agricultural products pp. 211-228

Tim Josling

Volume 4, issue 1, 1993

Long-run consequences of finite exchange rate bubbles pp. 5-26

Alessandra Pelloni

Exogenous changes and policy reforms, labor migration, and welfare in a Keynesian economy pp. 27-37

Panos Hatzipanayotou

Fiscal policy in monetary unions: Implications for Europe pp. 39-65

Reuven Glick and Michael Hutchison

Protectionism in Japan pp. 67-81

Marcus Noland

A review of recent developments in international portfolio selection pp. 83-96

Brian Hatch and Bruce Resnick

Artificial currencies: SDRs and ECUs pp. 97-110

Polly Allen