Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

1970 - 2022

Current editor(s): Christian Breuer

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From the virtual to the tangible Euro pp. 277-278: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
Time to consider alternatives to the Stability and Growth Pact pp. 279-281: Ray Barrell
Avoiding excessive deficits with fiscal coordination light pp. 281-285: Thomas Uril
The European stability pact under scrutiny pp. 286-288: Friedrich Sell
State aid control in the European Union— Rationale, stylised facts and determining factors pp. 289-297: Ioannis Ganoulis and Reiner Martin
New risks ahead: The eastward enlargement of the Eurozone pp. 298-304: Michael Bolle and Hanns-Dieter Jacobsen
Foreign direct investment in the privatisation of the Polish economy pp. 305-314: Elżbieta Wojnicka
Regional trade agreements and WTO accession of CIS countries pp. 315-323: Michael Roberts and Peter Wehrheim

War for brains pp. 221-222: Thomas Straubhaar
Does the EU need a tax of its own? pp. 223-225: Michaele Schreyer
More fairness, democracy and transparency! pp. 226-228: Jutta Haug
The case for an EU tax is not convincing pp. 228-230: Leif Mutén
An EU tax?—Not a good idea pp. 231-233: Rolf Caesar
Double talk—The political economy of eastward enlargement of the EU pp. 235-243: László Csaba
Double income taxation as a response to tax competition in the EU pp. 244-254: Lüder Gerken, Jörg Märkt and Gerhard Schick
The EU public procurement regime— Does it work? pp. 255-263: Jørgen Nielsen and Lars Hansen
Revisiting capital account convertibility in the aftermath of the currency crises pp. 264-271: Neil Karunaratne
Production cuts to support oil prices pp. 272-276: Klaus Matthies

Transatlantic irritations in competition and trade policy pp. 165-166: Georg Koopmann
East-West migration: Will it be a problem? pp. 167-170: Thomas Straubhaar
Increasing coordination of migration policies pp. 171-174: Gudrun Biffl
Migration effects of Poland's EU membership pp. 174-178: Zenon Wisniewski and Jaroslaw Oczki
Economy and “New Economy” in the United States and Germany pp. 180-190: Phillip Bryson
Lesser duty rule and community interest in anti-dumping proceedings pp. 191-195: Thinam Jakob
The European Union's Balkan development policy pp. 196-207: Angelos Kotios
Fair trading in markets for credence goods pp. 208-214: Gilles Grolleau and Sandoss BenAbid
German economy in an unfavourable light pp. 215-220: Eckhardt Wohlers

Turmoil in international climate policy—Can Kyoto be saved? pp. 113-114: Axel Michaelowa
Reform of the Common Agricultural Policy pp. 115-118: Franz Fischler
Encouraging competitiveness based on quality pp. 118-122: Friedrich-Wilhelm Graefe zu Baringdorf
Reform of the Common Agricultural Policy from the German perspective pp. 122-125: Gerald Thalheim
How good are the prospects for a genuine policy reform? pp. 125-129: Ulrich Koester
EU telecommunications and electricity markets—Heading towards price convergence? pp. 131-140: Reiner Martin and Isabel Vansteenkiste
Protectionism in the European Union: Implications for Latin America pp. 141-152: Carlos Rozo
Why do currency crises arise and how could they be avoided? pp. 152-159: Gerhard Aschinger

Ireland out of step pp. 57-58: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
EMU: Experiences to date and challenges for the future pp. 59-61: Willem Duisenberg
EMU after two years — Have critics been confirmed? pp. 62-68: Hans-Helmut Kotz
The European Union, EMU and enlargement pp. 68-71: Pedro Solbes
Eastern enlargement and Monetary Union pp. 72-76: Christa Randzio-Plath
Enlarging the EU: How can the costs be minimised? pp. 77-86: Philipp Carlowitz
EU accession: Negotiating “environmental dumping”? pp. 87-97: Ingmar Homeyer, Axel Klaphake and Hans-Dieter Sohn
The WTO and the rights of the individual pp. 98-108: Steve Charnovitz
Steadying of oil prices pp. 109-112: Klaus Matthies

East-West migration: Will it be a problem? pp. 1-2: Thomas Straubhaar
Perspectives of EU enlargement after nice pp. 3-7: Günter Verheugen
Post-nice state of the preparations for EU enlargement pp. 7-10: Elmar Brok
Federation and a wider union pp. 10-14: Jan Kulakowski
The problem of effective implementation of EU rules: An institutional solution pp. 14-19: Phedon Nicolaides
The European Union after nice: Ready or not, here they come! pp. 19-24: Edward Best
Taxation of interest in the European Union pp. 25-33: Leif Mutén
Structural revolution: The interaction of product and labor markets pp. 34-43: Ronald Schettkat
The European dimension of the digital economy pp. 44-50: Raphael L'Hoest
Weaker world economy pp. 51-56: Günter Weinert