Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

1970 - 2022

Current editor(s): Christian Breuer

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Italy: A Question of Interest Rates and Trust pp. 294-295: Sergio Cesaratto
Going for the Wallet? Rule-of-Law Conditionality in the Next EU Multiannual Financial Framework pp. 297-301: Friedrich Heinemann
Tax-based Own Resources as a Core Element of a Future-Oriented Design of the EU System of Own Resources pp. 301-306: Margit Schratzenstaller
The CAP in the 2021–2027 MFF Negotiations pp. 306-311: Alan Matthews
The Multiannual Financial Framework and European Defence pp. 311-315: Daniel Fiott
On the Risk of a Sovereign Debt Crisis in Italy pp. 316-319: Oliver Holtemöller, Tobias Knedlik and Axel Lindner
Problem Child Greece pp. 320-325: Georg Quaas
Financial Instruments and Promotional Banking in the EU are Growing — But is this Justified? pp. 326-331: Jorge Núñez Ferrer
A Simple Post-Crisis EMU Phillips Curve — Implications for Monetary Policy pp. 333-336: Peter Hennecke
The European Single Market at 25 pp. 337-342: Elisabeth Sattler-Bublitz
Post-Midterms: What to Expect pp. 343-344: Jiffer Bourguignon

Getting Back on Track with Turkey pp. 242-243: Daniel S. Hamilton
What Should Be the EU’s Approach to Global Trade? pp. 245-249: Annette Bongardt and Francisco Torres
Revitalising Multilateral Trade Governance pp. 249-253: Bernard Hoekman
Triage? Assessing the EU’s Modernisation Proposals for the WTO pp. 253-256: Simon J. Evenett
Dealing with Donald Trump pp. 257-260: Gabriel Felbermayr
The EU Response to US Trade Tariffs pp. 260-268: Maria Demertzis and Gustav Fredriksson
China’s “Socialist Market Economy”: A Systemic Trade Issue pp. 268-273: Jacques Pelkmans
If Nothing is Achieved: Who Pays for the Brexit? pp. 274-280: Michael Hüther, Matthias Diermeier, Markos Jung and Andrew Bassilakis
Macroprudential Risk Management Problems in Brexit pp. 281-286: Paul Welfens
A New Regulatory Paradigm for the Digital Sector in Europe pp. 287-290: Georg Serentschy
NAFTA on the Brink pp. 291-292: Geoffrey Gertz

EU Policies for Refugee Protection and Immigration: Cooperation is Key pp. 182-183: Matthias Lücke
The Nordic Model of Economic Development and Welfare: Recent Developments and Future Prospects pp. 185-190: Roberto Iacono
The Nordic Model and Structural Change: Lessons from the Collapse of Saab Automobile AB pp. 190-195: Mark T. Nance and Jack Daly
Social Corporatism and Capital Accumulation: The Fate of the Nordic Model pp. 196-201: Jonathan Perraton
Elitism in Higher Education and Inequality: Why Are the Nordic Countries So Special? pp. 201-208: Elise Brezis
The Success of the Nordic Countries as a Blueprint for Small Open Economies pp. 209-214: Johannes Tiemer
The Unifying Role of the Single Currency pp. 215-220: László Andor
Designing a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism for a European Monetary Fund pp. 221-224: George Pavlidis
A Neglected Aspect of the Debates on the EU Budget: Duration of the MFF pp. 225-232: Ákos Kengyel
Development of the Regional Natural Gas Market in Southeast Europe pp. 233-238: Emil Asenov
Trump: Reckless Free Trader or Genuine Protectionist? pp. 239-240: Edward Alden

Out With the Old, In With the New pp. 110-111: Thomas Fricke
Paradigm Shifts in Economic Theory and Policy pp. 113-118: Laurie Laybourn-Langton and Michael Jacobs
Shifting Views on Trade Liberalisation: Beyond Indiscriminate Applause pp. 119-124: Sebastian Dullien
Towards a New Paradigm: Stabilising Financial Markets pp. 124-135: Moritz Schularick and Kaspar Zimmermann
Shifting Paradigms in Carbon Pricing pp. 135-140: Brigitte Knopf, Kerstin Burghaus, Christian Flachsland, Michael Jakob, Nicolas Koch and Ottmar Edenhofer
A New Paradigm for Fiscal Policy? pp. 140-146: Xavier Ragot
Paradigm Shift in the Eurozone? The Market-Based Convergence Rationale pp. 146-155: Simon Tilford and Christian Odendahl
On Current Account Imbalances pp. 155-158: Gustav Horn
Myths and Facts About Inequality pp. 158-163: Marcel Fratzscher
Power or Economic Law? Fresh Reflections on ECB Policy pp. 164-169: Carl-Ludwig Holtfrerich
ECB: Quo Vadis? pp. 170-173: Sylvester Eijffinger and Lex H. Hoogduin
Low Interest Rates and Household Portfolio Behaviour in Euro Area Countries pp. 174-178: Manuel Rupprecht
The Federal Job Guarantee pp. 179-180: William Darity and Darrick Hamilton

How Should the EU Position Itself in a Global Trade War? pp. 50-51: Guntram Wolff
Is Europe’s Productivity Glass Half Full or Half Empty? pp. 53-58: Bart van Ark, Klaas de Vries and Kirsten Jäger
Productivity Growth and International Competitiveness: Does Intangible Capital Matter? pp. 58-62: Cecilia Jona-Lasinio and Valentina Meliciani
Productivity and the Great Recession pp. 63-68: Nicholas Oulton
The Productivity Puzzle: It’s the Lack of Investment, Stupid! pp. 69-75: Alexander Herzog-Stein and Gustav Horn
Can European Productivity Make Progress? pp. 75-78: Davide Castellani, Mariacristina Piva, Torben Schubert and Marco Vivarelli
Trade and Labour Market Adjustments: What Role for the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund? pp. 79-86: Lucian Cernat and Federica Mustilli
Implications of the US Tax Reform for Transatlantic FDI pp. 87-93: Friedrich Heinemann, Marcel Olbert, Olena Pfeiffer, Thomas Schwab, Christoph Spengel and Kathrin Stutzenberger
The Supply of Safe Assets and Fiscal Policy pp. 94-100: Ludger Schuknecht
Digitalisation as Enabler Towards a Sustainable Circular Economy in Germany pp. 101-106: Adriana Neligan
The Lingering Wage Gap from Rosie the Riveter to #MeToo pp. 107-108: Caroline Fredrickson

Europe in 2018: Less Populist, More Popular? pp. 2-3: Pierre Moscovici
Behavioral Economics and Public Opinion pp. 5-7: Cass R. Sunstein and Lucia A. Reisch
How Can Behavioural Insights Be Used to Improve EU Policy? pp. 8-12: Xavier Troussard and Rene van Bavel
Using Behavioural Economics For Rather than Against Consumers – A Practitioner’s Perspective pp. 12-17: Monique Goyens
Nudging and Other Ways of Steering Choices pp. 17-20: Daniel M. Hausman
Who Benefits from Trade Wars? pp. 22-26: Wolfgang Lechthaler and Mariya Mileva
Debt Sustainability Analyses for Italy, Spain and Portugal: Assessment and Recommendations pp. 27-33: Jürgen Matthes
Helicopter Money: Should Central Banks Rain Money from the Sky? pp. 34-40: Ansgar Belke
Steering the Unsteerable? Aggregate Fiscal Stance and Spillover Effects in the Euro Area pp. 41-46: Stephan Freitag and Jörg Stosberg
Is Renewed EU Optimism Justified? pp. 47-48: Barry Eichengreen