Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

1970 - 2022

Current editor(s): Christian Breuer

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A second attempt at Economic and Monetary Union pp. 265-266: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
The economics of antidumping and the Uruguay Round pp. 267-273: Michael Davenport
Anti-dumping measures as safeguards: the case of the EC pp. 273-279: Phedon Nicolaides
Turning point for European Agricultural Policy? pp. 280-288: Stephan Cramon-Taubadel and Ralf Kühl
The social charter as a counterpart to the single European market? pp. 289-292: Dirk Meyer
The social market economy: an export for the Third World? pp. 293-299: Karl Fasbender and Manfred Holthus
Socialism in Africa pp. 300-306: Dieter Lösch
International competition between stock exchanges pp. 307-312: Bernd Walgenbach

European Monetary Union—Why, when and how? pp. 213-214: Otto Mayer
Mutual recognition of national regulations in the EC pp. 215-219: Jochen Michaelis
Liberalization strategies for free trade in services pp. 220-228: Henning Knorr and Andreas Tegge
Are EC-Japan-US Trade relations at the crossroads? pp. 229-237: Radha Sinha
International financial markets: Control or liberalization? pp. 238-241: Gerhard Maier
Is there a transfer of resources from developing to industrial countries? pp. 242-247: Rigmar Osterkamp
Can the German “Economic Miracle” be repeated? pp. 248-252: Franz Lang
The OPEC after thirty years pp. 253-256: Klaus Matthies
Special economic zones in the People’s Republic of China pp. 257-262: Petra Pissula and Dieter Lösch

Massive Western aid for the USSR? pp. 161-162: Dieter Lösch
Policy dialogue between multilateral institutions and developing countries pp. 163-170: Otto Mayer
Textiles and clothing in the Uruguay Round: Current situation and future perspectives pp. 171-175: Konrad Neundörfer
The first stage of European Economic and Monetary Union pp. 176-178: Heinrich Matthes
No significant impetus to greater economic policy co-ordination pp. 179-184: Bernhard Herz and Bettina Nürk
Telecommunications in the Uruguay Round pp. 185-192: Christoph Dörrenbächer and Oliver Fischer
The EC internal market, Lomé IV and the ACP countries pp. 193-201: Stefan Brüne
On the problem of negative net financial transfers to developing countries: A reply pp. 202-204: Manfred Holthus
Energy and oil in Eastern Europe— Status and prospects pp. 205-210: Jochen Mohnfeld
The world economy in the summer of 1990 pp. 211-212: Günter Großer

Two Monetary Unions pp. 109-110: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
A development strategy for the 1990s pp. 111-121: Udo Simonis
IMF conditionality: The wrong party pays the bill pp. 122-125: Jörn Altmann
The social effects of adjustment policy in LDCs pp. 125-130: Joachim Betz
The EC and the changes in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 131-139: Rudolf Hrbek
The social dimension and cohesion: Complementary or contradictory? pp. 140-146: Angelos Kotios and Manfred Schäfers
The Trade Policy Review Mechanism pp. 147-148: Stefan Voigt
Administrative regimentation and economic reform in China pp. 149-156: Wolfgang Klenner

Protection for the European car industry? pp. 53-54: Georg Koopmann
Developing countries in the process of economic globalisation pp. 55-63: Bernhard Fischer
On the problem of negative net financial transfers to developing countries pp. 64-72: Klaus Didszun
The counter-effects of market regulation pp. 72-76: Franz Lang
Free movement of labour in the single European market pp. 77-81: Heinz Werner
Agriculture in Eastern European countries: Light at the end of the tunnel? pp. 82-87: Eckart Guth
The post-war transformation of West Germany’s economy: A model for the GDR? pp. 88-96: Dieter Lösch

Will the CMEA disband? pp. 1-2: Andreas Polkowski
Debt reduction: the basis and shape of a new strategy pp. 3-5: Jeffrey Sachs and Josef Kneer
How to pay for the debt — Coping with the Third World's crisis pp. 6-12: Paul-Günther Schmidt
Exporters versus importers: LDCs, agricultural trade, and the Uruguay Round pp. 13-17: Andrew Cooper
Safeguards and the problem of VERs pp. 18-24: Phedon Nicolaides
Non-tariff barriers and the Uruguay Round pp. 24-27: Rudolf Adlung
The anti-dumping policy of the European Communities pp. 28-35: Rolf Weidemann
Implications of the EC internal market for relations with Eastern Europe pp. 36-44: Klaus Bolz
European integration and international co-operation in exchange rate policy pp. 45-48: Beate Reszat
The world economy moves at a gentler pace pp. 49-52: Günter Großer and Günter Weinert