Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

1970 - 2022

Current editor(s): Christian Breuer

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A chance for change in East Germany pp. 257-258: Klaus Bolz
Employment effects of the European internal market pp. 259-267: Dieter Schumacher
Telecommunications in the European internal market pp. 268-272: Jürgen Müller
The globalization of markets and regional integration pp. 273-281: Paul Welfens
The effects of structural adjustment programmes pp. 282-289: Zattler
International environmental policy perspectives for the nineties pp. 290-292: Gerhard Maier
The sugar protocol: an appraisal pp. 293-297: Thomas Koch
Is the GSP antiquated? pp. 298-302: Roland Siebeke
EC internal market: An opportunity for CMEA countries? pp. 303-308: Horst Tomann

The perestroika dilemma pp. 205-206: Dieter Lösch
EC trade policy beyond 1992 pp. 207-215: Georg Koopmann and Hans-Eckart Scharrer
Is there an alternative to voluntary export restraint arrangements? pp. 216-220: Wilfried Gatzke
Liberalisation of the capital markets in developing countries pp. 220-226: Uwe Corsepius
Developing countries and services pp. 227-233: Siegfried Schultz
Loan loss provisioning pp. 233-240: George Abbott
New debt strategies after the brady plan pp. 241-245: Walther Otremba
The EC on the way to an Internal Energy Market pp. 246-254: Peter Palinkas

Risks facing the world economy pp. 153-154: Günter Großer
Is the performance of the dollar a random process? pp. 155-160: Rolf Schneider
Will continuing liberalisation in the EC lead to instability in the EMS? pp. 161-166: Wolfgang Schröder
EC agricultural and regional policy pp. 167-173: Jörg-Volker Schrader
European integration: West and East pp. 174-179: Bettina Hürni
Valuation of East-South trade data pp. 180-190: Jalaleddin Jalali
Rural migration and regional development pp. 191-196: Karl Fasbender

On the way to a European Monetary Union? pp. 101-102: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
Financial innovation and international debt problems pp. 103-109: Dieter Bender
The international debt problem: An analysis of the Brady plan pp. 110-116: Michael Frenkel
The Brady Plan—A vicious circle or a way out of the debt crisis? pp. 116-119: Gerhard Maier
The requirements for EC merger control pp. 120-126: Michael Krakowski
New technologies and industrialization prospects of developing countries pp. 127-137: Wilfried Lütkenhorst
Germany’s enduring current account surplus pp. 138-148: Egon Neuthinger

Europe ’92: Conflicts coming to the fore pp. 53-54: Otto Mayer
Monetary integration has made progress pp. 55-57: Leonhard Gleske
A French view pp. 57-60: Robert Granet
A robust system pp. 60-63: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
Trends towards regionalism in the world economy pp. 64-70: Detlef Lorenz
Adjustment constraints in developing countries pp. 71-78: Rasul Shams
Socio-cultural factors in economic development pp. 79-87: Martin Büscher
The private sector in the Soviet Union and China pp. 88-95: Armin Bohnet and Günter Jaehne
Raw materials price rise easing off pp. 96-98: Heinz Kolbe

The single European market: A favourable interim assessment pp. 1-2: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
Is the world economy about to disintegrate? pp. 3-5: Anton Brender
Protectionism: A world divided? pp. 5-8: Wolfgang Hager
Reorganization or disorganization of the world economy? pp. 8-11: Georg Koopmann
Does the new protectionsm really harm all trading countries? pp. 12-16: Franz Lang
Countertrade with developing countries: New opportunities for North-South trade? pp. 17-23: Axel Halbach and Rigmar Osterkamp
Structural change and environmental impact pp. 24-35: Martin Jänicke, Harald Mönch, Thomas Ranneberg and Udo Simonis
Medium-term financial planning: An answer to community budget crises? pp. 36-40: Gerhard Stahl
A new cooperative mechanism for the CMEA? pp. 41-47: Klaus Bolz
Continued growth in the world economy pp. 48-52: Günter Großer and Günter Weinert