Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

1970 - 2022

Continued by Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy.

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Volume 33, issue 6, 1998

IMF under fire pp. 249-250

Otto Mayer

Climate policy and interest Groups—A Public choice analysis pp. 251-259

Axel Michaelowa

The political economy of climate policy-making in the European Union pp. 260-273

Alexandra Böckem

Asymmetric shocks and EMU: Is there a need for a stability fund? pp. 274-288

Ansgar Belke and Daniel Gros

Currency board and crawling peg pp. 289-293

Axel Jochem

Budget surpluses and social security reform: U.S. fiscal policy issues in 1998 pp. 294-298

Jan Walliser

Problems of measuring money supply in the Euro Area pp. 299-304

Ulrike Dennig

Volume 33, issue 5, 1998

Russia—A prosperous country, but when? pp. 201-202

Andreas Polkowski

The deceptive allure of a Transatlantic Free Trade Agreement: A US perspective pp. 203-211

Claude Barfield

How tensions between specific Chinese and American interests affect China's entry into the WTO pp. 212-222

Indira Gurbaxani and Sonja Opper

The economic and currency crisis in South-East Asia pp. 223-229

Marcus Cieleback

A politico-economic view of the debt-servicing capacity of emerging economies pp. 230-237

Arno Bäcker

The East Asian model and the Baltic states pp. 238-244

George Viksnins

Commodity prices continue to fall pp. 245-248

Klaus Matthies

Volume 33, issue 4, 1998

Critical developments in Japan pp. 153-154

Günter Weinert

The Euro's place in the world monetary system pp. 155-163

Henrik Müller and Thomas Straubhaar

Globalisation and the competitiveness of regional blocs pp. 164-170

Bernhard Fischer

Trade policy and human rights pp. 171-176

Michael Leicht

Aid and the real exchange rate: Dutch disease effects in African countries pp. 177-185

Isabell Adenauer and Laurence Vagassky

Environmental policy and the inward investment position of US “dirty” industries pp. 186-194

Johan Albrecht

Upturn overshadowed by asian crisis pp. 195-200

Eckhardt Wohlers

Volume 33, issue 3, 1998

Tasks facing the EMU eleven pp. 101-102

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

Financing EU cohesion policy in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 103-111

Reiner Martin

Facing the Euro: Prospects for growth or stagnation? pp. 112-117

Paul Welfens

North Atlantic trade and investment links: For internal and external openness pp. 118-125

Georg Koopmann

Goals, decision-making mechanisms and instruments in the Japanese-American trade conflict pp. 126-135

Gunther Schnabl and Indira Gurbaxani

Waste without frontiers? pp. 137-145

Dieter Hecht and Nicola Werbeck

Problems of international labour cost comparisons pp. 146-152

Jörg Hinze

Volume 33, issue 2, 1998

The transformation of financial landscapes pp. 53-54

Beate Reszat

An economic analysis of the East Asia crisis pp. 55-63

Gerhard Aschinger

Dealing with the Asian crisis pp. 64-72

Peter Nunnenkamp

Sovereign credit ratings, emerging market risk and financial market volatility pp. 73-82

Helmut Reisen and Julia Maltzan

Sovereign credit ratings, emerging market risk and financial market volatility: A commentary pp. 83-85

Bernd Schnatz

Has the decline in the productivity of capital been halted? pp. 86-92

Thomas Weiß

Regional development of German foreign trade in the 1990s pp. 93-100

Jörg Hinze

Volume 33, issue 1, 1998

Fifty years of GATT pp. 1-2

Harald Großmann

The role of member states as rule-makers in the European Union pp. 3-10

Phedon Nicolaides

Eastward enlargement—Benefits and costs of EU entry for the transition countries pp. 11-19

Patricia Bauer

The explanatory value of neo-institutionalism: Some examples from development financing pp. 19-25

Bernd Zattler

The “brain drain” from developing countries — An enduring problem pp. 26-29

Heiko Körner

Partial privatisation: The caveats and expriences pp. 30-40

Piotr Jasiński

Western privatisation assistance in the Russian Federation pp. 41-45

Harald Sondhof

Increased risks for the world economy pp. 46-52

Günter Weinert

Volume 32, issue 6, 1997

Higher risks for the world economy pp. 257-258

Günter Weinert

Nobel contingencies pp. 259-263

Beate Reszat

Are trade and industrial policies still economically justifiable? pp. 264-271

Rasul Shams

The end of financial services liberalisation as we know it pp. 272-280

Welf Werner

Operationalization and priority of joint implementation projects pp. 280-292

ZhongXiang Zhang

Right to work: Job creation New Zealand style pp. 293-300

Wolfgang Kasper

Sedate price trends on world raw pp. 301-304

Klaus Matthies

Volume 32, issue 5, 1997

Reform of Europe's agricultural policy? pp. 209-210

Klaus Kwasniewski

Sources of increasing systemic risk in international financial markets pp. 211-219

Beate Reszat

The Euro and the World Monetary system pp. 220-224

Franz-Josef Rose

Reasons for regional integration agreements pp. 225-229

Peter Moser

Reducing working hours in the context of growing real capital mobility pp. 230-241

Gerhard Rübel

The “socialist” market economy in a communist system pp. 242-250

Armin Bohnet

Expansion of the world economy continues apace pp. 251-256

Günter Weinert

Volume 32, issue 4, 1997

Reviving the Spirit of Rio pp. 157-158

Christoph Kreienbaum

European environmental policy between decentralisation and uniformity pp. 159-169

Helmut Karl and Omar Ranné

Differing degrees of labour market regulation in Europe pp. 170-173

Diana Winkler-Büttner

Globalisation, internal labour markets and the migration of the highly skilled pp. 174-180

Thomas Straubhaar and Achim Wolter

Trade policies and the environment— Subsidies, taxes and border adjustments pp. 181-186

Rudolf Adlung

The role of the private and public sector in human capital formation pp. 186-192

Rainer Thiele

Assessment of trade liberalisation in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 193-202

Andri Kopperschmidt and Jacint Matutes

Germany: Gradual revival in domestic demand pp. 203-208

Eckhardt Wohlers

Volume 32, issue 3, 1997

Western Europe in need of structural reform pp. 105-106

Günter Weinert

Economic and political risks of European Monetary Union pp. 107-115

Horst Feldmann

Competition versus social responsibility in the European Union pp. 115-125

Phedon Nicolaides

The future of cooperation between the EU and ACP countries pp. 126-133

Susanna Wolf

Regional dimensions of structural adjustment in West Africa pp. 134-143

Uka Ezenwe

Possible effects of EMU on German long-term interest rates pp. 144-151

Carsten Hefeker and Mathias Moersch

HWWA raw materials price index on a new basis pp. 152-156

Klaus Matthies and Hans-Joachim Timm

Volume 32, issue 2, 1997

China facing growing problems pp. 57-58

Klaus Bolz

Joint implementation pp. 59-66

Harald Kotsch

How many Deutschmarks are held abroad? pp. 67-73

Franz Seitz

Techno-globalism and industrial policy responses in the USA and Europe pp. 74-86

Peter Weiss

Should all the world be taxed? pp. 87-92

Hanno Beck and Aloys Prinz

Shareholders’ rights in the European Union pp. 93-98

Brigid Gavin

German economy without momentum pp. 99-104

Eckhardt Wohlers

Volume 32, issue 1, 1997

CIS—Cooperation à la Carte pp. 1-2

Dieter Lösch

Common European monetary policy with different financial structures pp. 3-7

Torsten Gruber and Renate Ohr

Economic relations between the EU and East Asia: Past, present and future pp. 7-13

Christopher Dent

Do “blacklists” enhance aviation safety? pp. 14-22

Andreas Knorr

Human capital and economic development: A macroeconomic assessment pp. 23-35

Erich Gundlach

Coherence between development policy and agricultural policy pp. 35-40

Evita Schmieg

After the presidential elections: Will the US “open door” trade strategy continue? pp. 41-50

Frans Buelens

Lasting recovery in the world economy pp. 51-56

Günter Weinert