Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

1970 - 2022

Current editor(s): Christian Breuer

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Post-election speculations pp. 253-254: Otto Mayer
The impact of 1992 on European integration and relations with the United States pp. 255-260: Wilhelm Nölling
Distortions in world trade: Recent developments pp. 261-267: Hans Hochstrate and Ralf Zeppernick
The Uruguay Round: Expectations of developing countries pp. 268-276: Sada Saxena
The integration of the developing countries into the world economy pp. 277-285: Werner Glastetter
Structural change in the world economy and forms of protectionism pp. 286-296: Elmar Altvater
Reasons for Japan's low unemployment rate pp. 297-300: Uwe Vollmer

International trade policy at a crucial stage pp. 201-202: Georg Koopmann
The debt crisis and structural adjustment in developing countries pp. 203-207: Horst Tomann
The World Bank's structural adjustment loans: a critique pp. 208-211: Rasul Shams
EMS: a model for a world monetary order? pp. 212-219: Peter Bofinger and Christina Gerberding
Challenges from new trends in foreign direct investment pp. 220-227: Wilfried Lütkenhorst
Liberalisation of the internal market: Efficiency advantages and requirements pp. 228-232: Rainer Clement
Article 115 EEC Treaty and trade with Eastern Europe pp. 233-240: Francis Sarre
Inward investment and industrial competitiveness pp. 241-250: Margaret Sharp

A Monetary Union for Europe pp. 149-150: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
EC agricultural reform policy—The beginning of a new form of protectionism? pp. 151-158: Monika Hartmann and Peter Schmitz
Poverty in the European Community: Trends and debates pp. 159-162: Graham Room
The debt crisis and IMF policy pp. 163-171: Klaus Didszun
Should the Asian NICs peg to the yen? pp. 172-177: Helmut Reisen and Axel Trotsenburg
Sanctions under GATT article XIX versus voluntary export restraints pp. 178-183: Franz Lang
Environmental protection and the international raw materials economy pp. 184-188: Susanne Iwersen-Sioltsidis
The double deficit of the USA and disequilibria in the world economy pp. 189-196: Werner Kamppeter

Continuing risks for the world economy pp. 101-102: Günter Großer
Breakthrough in agricultural policy, or another policy failure? pp. 103-108: Ulrich Koester and Heinrich Terwitte
Must the semi-conductor industry be subsidised? pp. 109-115: Joachim Starbatty and Uwe Vetterlein
Costs and benefits of international barter pp. 116-120: Gerhard Maier
A new departure in international commodities policies? pp. 121-125: Wolfgang Maennig
Managing international debt pp. 126-131: Jesko Hentschel
The changing economic order in China pp. 132-137: Armin Bohnet

A European central bank? pp. 53-54: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
Liberalisation and international cooperation pp. 55-63: Claus Köhier
Current account balances and international economic policy coordination pp. 64-69: Heinz-Jürgen Scheid
External orientation and domestic market promotion pp. 70-74: Heinrich Dehn
Does the international financial system discriminate against developing countries? pp. 75-78: Graham Bird
Food aid: Pros and cons pp. 79-83: Hans Singer
Tax systems, tax revenue and growth in LDCs: A review of empirical evidence pp. 84-90: Norman Gemmell
Adjustment policy and interest groups in developing countries pp. 91-94: Rasul Shams
Trend changes on raw materials markets pp. 95-98: Heinz Kolbe