Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

1970 - 2022

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Volume 29, issue 6, 1994

SDRs, the IMF and the future pp. 261-262

Otto Mayer

EU agriculture: Reduced protection from exchange rate instability pp. 263-268

Stephan Cramon-Taubadel and Holger Thiele

International trade and social standards pp. 269-277

Wilhelm Adamy

Minimum social standards for international trade? pp. 277-283

Harald Großmann and Georg Koopmann

The EC-US trade conflict over film and television software pp. 284-291

Jörn Kruse

International trade in waste materials pp. 292-302

Johannes Hackmann

Do nations compete economically? pp. 303-308

Malcolm Dunn

Volume 29, issue 5, 1994

A hard core for the European Union? pp. 209-210

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

Why multilateral rules on competition are needed pp. 211-218

Phedon Nicolaides

Trends in protectionism: Anti-dumping and trade related investment measures pp. 219-225

Norbert Funke

Structural adjustment programmes and industrialization in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 225-233

Heike Proff

International commodity policy in transition pp. 234-238

Katharina Michaelowa

Tax reforms and equity in ACP countries pp. 239-243

Manfred Holthus and Rasul Shams

Stabilization and real adjustment in emerging market economies pp. 244-252

Rainer Schweickert

Trans-European networks: The white paper and beyond pp. 253-258

Colin Turner

Volume 29, issue 4, 1994

New trends in development cooperation pp. 161-162

Bernhard Fischer

Regionalisation and regionalism in world trade pp. 163-170

Axel Borrmann and Georg Koopmann

Exchange rates and the volume of trade—The case for fixed exchange rates pp. 171-175

Christa Randzio-Plath

International environmental standards: Considerations on principles and procedures pp. 176-183

Jörn Altmann

How to manage tropical forests more sustainably: The case of Indonesia pp. 184-193

Rainer Thiele

The sustainable development approach pp. 194-198

Günter Vornholz

Multinational companies in the EU and European Works Councils pp. 199-206

Christoph Dörrenbächer and Michael Wortmann

Volume 29, issue 3, 1994

Quo vadis EU? pp. 105-106

Otto Mayer

The new World Trade Organization: Pacemaker for world trade? pp. 107-115

Harald Großmann, Georg Koopmann and Axel Michaelowa

South Africa’s economic prospects after the elections pp. 115-121

Bernd Schnatz

The end of full employment? On economic development in industrialized countries pp. 122-130

Eileen Appelbaum and Ronald Schettkat

The internationalization of emerging stock markets pp. 131-138

Peter Cornelius

Export promotion in the context of technical cooperation pp. 139-146

Stephan Opitz

Trends, economic policies and systemic changes in the three Baltic states pp. 147-156

Klaus Bolz and Andreas Polkowski

Volume 29, issue 2, 1994

The mixed blessings of enlargement pp. 53-54

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

Reforming the European Monetary System pp. 55-58

Manfred Neumann

The single market and EMS instability pp. 59-67

Paul Welfens

The EMS crisis and the prospects for European Monetary Union pp. 68-74

Adalbert Winkler

Damocles shadowing pp. 75-77

Heinrich Matthes

A European perspective on public debt pp. 78-83

Winfried Horstmann

Trade and competition policies in an increasingly integrated world economy pp. 84-91

Phedon Nicolaides

The “Third World” in the 1990s pp. 92-97

Heiko Körner

German direct investment: Marked structural change pp. 98-102

Axel Halbach

Volume 29, issue 1, 1994

Uruguay Round: All well that ends well? pp. 1-2

Harald Großmann

Germany's international competitiveness pp. 3-10

Erhard Kantzenbach

Germany's international competitive position under siege pp. 10-17

Michael Frenkel

Options in foreign economic relations for Central and Eastern Europe pp. 18-25

Michael Dauderstädt

Not tax havens, havens for transnational invisible trade enterprise pp. 26-32

Anthony Johns

The crazy economics of air freight pp. 33-37

Jack Eaton

Can the international debt strategy use the concept of corporate compositions? pp. 37-42

Jochen Böhmer

Adjustment in Eastern Europe to EU environmental requirements pp. 43-48

Alexi Danchev

World economy taking a turn for the better pp. 49-52

Günter Großer and Günter Weinert

Volume 28, issue 6, 1993

Development policy lessons for Eastern Europe pp. 261-262

Bernhard Fischer

Unilateral action by the EC against unfair trade practices pp. 263-268

Harald Großmann

Future prospects for the CFA Franc Zone pp. 269-278

Robert Kappel

The North American trade region pp. 279-284

Harald Proff

The role of NGOs in development cooperation pp. 285-292

Rodger Wegner

Adjusting adjustment pp. 293-301

Jürgen Zattler

The liberalization in the EC’s telecommunications sector and its effects pp. 302-308

Christine Borrmann

Volume 28, issue 5, 1993

From the old to the new EMS pp. 205-206

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

The US-EC confrontation in the GATT from an EC perspective pp. 207-214

Eckart Guth and Tonia Pankopf

Barriers in services trade: The state of negotiations and prospects pp. 215-221

Siegfried Schultz

A second look at the Maastricht Treaty pp. 222-230

Klaus Reeh

System transformation and environmental policy pp. 231-240

Maria Welfens

Financial liberalisation and sustained interest differentials pp. 241-250

Bernhard Fischer

The German economy in international competition with other locations pp. 251-258

Michael Heise

Volume 28, issue 4, 1993

Glimmer of hope for the Uruguay Round pp. 157-158

Harald Großmann

Ecological aspects of structural change pp. 159-169

Martin Jänicke, Harald Mönch and Manfred Binder

Old habits die hard pp. 170-177

Martin Raiser

The Black Sea economic cooperation zone pp. 178-182

Werner Gumpel

The liberalisation of air transport: Lessons from the USA pp. 183-187

Sabine Cornelius and Wilhelm Pfähler

How companies overcome barriers to overseas business pp. 188-190

Murray Weidenbaum

China’s open-door policy and its significance for transformation of the economic system pp. 191-197

Armin Bohnet, Zhong Hong and Frank Müller

Latin America’s Competitive edge in Europe pp. 198-202

Bernhard Fischer

Volume 28, issue 3, 1993

World economy still in the doldrums pp. 105-106

Günter Großer

Twenty years of flexible exchange rates: Experiences and developments pp. 107-110

Beate Reszat

The financing of the community after the Edinburgh European Council pp. 111-117

Peter Zangl

Recent trends in foreign direct investment pp. 118-125

Rolf Jungnickel

Foreign direct investment in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 126-131

Rolf Alter and Frédéric Wehrlé

Financing the global environment pp. 132-137

Peter Nunnenkamp

Factors influencing price developments of commodities pp. 138-143

Evita Schmieg

Russia’s foreign trade and the economic reforms pp. 144-152

Klaus Werner

Volume 28, issue 2, 1993

Another lap in the international subsidy race? pp. 53-54

Manfred Weilepp

Lessons from three oil shocks pp. 55-60

Klaus Matthies

Sustainability of national debt in Europe pp. 61-68

Friedrich Heinemann

The effects of Turkish accession to the EC on population and the labour market pp. 69-73

Elmar Hönekopp

Credibility of government policy: Lessons for economies in transition pp. 73-78

Norbert Funke

Multilateral rules on foreign direct investment pp. 79-86

Phedon Nicolaides

Aspects of regional rural development pp. 87-94

Karl Fasbender

The reality and the rhetoric of free trade in services pp. 95-102

Neil Karunaratne

Volume 28, issue 1, 1993

The single market — A case of mislabelling? pp. 1-2

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

Europeanizing the labour market: Employee mobility and company recruiting methods pp. 3-10

Ulrich Walwei and Heinz Werner

Credibility, currency convertibility and the stabilisation of the rouble pp. 11-16

Volker Hofmann and Friedrich Sell

Eastern Germany's quality as a business location pp. 16-21

Michael Krakowski, Dirk Lau and Andreas Lux

The increasing role of the private sector in Asian industrial development pp. 22-30

Wilfried Lütkenhorst and Jürgen Reinhardt

The case for debt-forgiveness for Latin America and the Caribbean countries pp. 30-34

Ramesh Garg

The african debt crisis and the challenge of development pp. 35-43

Uka Ezenwe

Financial opening in developing countries pp. 44-48

Bernhard Fischer and Helmut Reisen

The world economy still at risk pp. 49-52

Günter Großer and Günter Weinert