Open Economies Review

1990 - 2025

Current editor(s): G.S. Tavlas

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The synchronization of business cycles across the European Community pp. 233-253: John Formby, Stefan Norrbin and Ryoichi Sakano
Comparing quotas with VERs: A three-region, North-South-NICs macroeconomic analysis pp. 255-270: S. Murshed
Returns to scale, imperfect competition and aggregate demand and trade policy effects in a two-country model pp. 271-295: Hassan Molana and Thomas Moutos
Interest rate causality and asymmetry in the EMS pp. 297-306: Karsten Biltoft and Christian Boersch
Recent trends in U.S. protectionism pp. 307-321: Dominick Salvatore
International comparisons of money demand pp. 323-343: James Boughton

On the design of invoicing practices in international trade pp. 133-142: Jean-Marie Viaene and Casper Vries
The impact of exchange rate risk on the foreign direct investment of U.S. multinational manufacturing companies pp. 143-163: Gregory Clare
Trade within an industry in the presence of vertical product differentiation and dynamic increasing returns pp. 165-179: Francesco Pigliaru
Hungary's export prospects in the EC market pp. 181-202: Alfred Tovias and Sam Laird
A note on the time inconsistency of strategic trade policy pp. 203-214: Peter Welzel
Forward exchange rates as unbiased predictors of future spot rates a review and re-interpretation pp. 215-232: Heejoon Kang

External influences in Nordic business cycles, 1870–1988 pp. 1-22: Michael Bergman, Stefan Gerlach and Lars Jonung
Rivalry for export promotions pp. 23-35: Jae Chung
Customs Union and the Harris-Todaro Model with International Capital Mobility pp. 37-49: Michael Michael and Stephen Miller
Paradoxes in integration theory pp. 51-59: Carsten Kowalczyk
Monetary policy interaction within or without an exchange-rate arrangement pp. 61-82: Daniel Gros and Timothy Lane
What are the Real Effects of Liberalizing International Capital Movements? pp. 83-125: Daniele Checchi
Brussels on a single money pp. 127-127: Jacques Mélitz's
German dominance in the EMS:The empirical evidence pp. 127-128: Michele Fratianni and Juergen von Hagen

Asymmetric monetary policies? the case of Germany and France pp. 219-236: Ulrich Camen, Hans Genberg and Michael Salemi
A game model of ASEAN trade liberalization pp. 237-254: Thomas Jackson
Pricing policy and quality upgrading in the Swedish car market: Do import surveillance and exchange rate instability matter? pp. 255-274: Yves Bourdet
The incentive for export subsidies under imperfect competition pp. 275-284: Yasuhito Tanaka
German dominance in the European Monetary System: Evidence from money supply growth rates pp. 285-294: Ali Kutan
Relative export prices and firm size in imperfect markets pp. 295-304: Lorenzo Pupillo and Klaus Zimmermann
Scoring the success of sanctions pp. 305-313: George von Furstenberg
One market, one money: An evaluation of the potential benefits and costs of forming an economic and monetary union pp. 315-321: Michael Artis
Brussels on a single money pp. 323-336: Jacques Melitz

Precommitment by central bank independence pp. 95-112: Manfred Neumann
Fiscal policy independence in a European Monetary Union pp. 113-136: Paul Masson and Jacques Melitz
Saving, investment, and capital mobility among OECD countries pp. 137-163: Lori Leachman
Negotiated tariffs in free entry oligopoly under integrated markets pp. 165-181: Yasuhito Tanaka
Forward rates as predictors of future spot rates in small open economies: The case of Kuwait pp. 183-201: John Pippenger
Money versus credit in the determination of output for small open economies pp. 203-210: Peter Montiel
Quantitative restrictions, unempolyment and welfare pp. 211-217: Chi-Chur Chao and Eden Yu

Foreign dependence of individual stock prices: The role of aggregate product market developments pp. 1-26: Filip Abraham and Hilde Leliaert
The demand for protection: A look at antidumping cases pp. 27-38: Danny Leipziger and Hyun Shin
What has foreign exchange market intervention since the Plaza Agreement accomplished? pp. 39-64: Michael Bordo and Anna Schwartz
Target zones and wealth effects: Current account implications of alternative policy assignments pp. 65-82: Patrizio Tirelli
Insular or open economies? pp. 83-89: H. Gray

Why floating exchange rates fall: A reconsideration of the liquidity trap pp. 229-250: Ronald McKinnon
The choice of an invoicing currency in international trade and the balance of trade impact of currency depreciation pp. 251-268: Michael Melvin and Jahangir Sultan
Relative price risk in an open economy with fixed and flexible exchange rates pp. 269-289: Juergen von Hagen and Manfred Neumann
John Hicks: A personal recollection pp. 291-295: Rainer Masera
A scholar and a friend has died: In memoriam of Karl Brunner pp. 297-307: Michele Fratianni

The political economy of trade liberalization in developing countries pp. 111-145: Mustapha Nabli
The cost of disinflation and the European Monetary System pp. 147-173: Paul Grauwe
Target zones and exchange rate management: A stability analysis of the European Monetary System pp. 175-200: Andrew Hughes-Hallett and A. Patrick Minford
From the European Monetary System to Economic and Monetary Union — How and why? pp. 201-227: Niels Thygesen

The open economy pp. 3-16: Lawrence Klein
The exchange rate and the trade balance pp. 17-37: Ronald McKinnon
Uncertainty and the choice of instruments in a two-country monetary-policy game pp. 39-65: Dale Henderson and Ning Zhu
German dominance in the EMS pp. 67-87: Michele Fratianni and Juergen von Hagen
World oil prices and O.E.C.D. trade balance pp. 89-106: Dominick Salvatore and Greg Winczewski