Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

1970 - 2022

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Volume 52, issue 6, 2017

Editorial pp. 327-327

Annette Bongardt and Francisco Torres

Regulating the Platform Economy: How to Protect Workers While Promoting Innovation pp. 328-328

John Zysman, Martin Kenney, Jan Drahokoupil, Agnieszka Piasna, Georgios Petropoulos, Willem Pieter De Groen, Zachary Kilhoffer, Karolien Lenaerts and Nicolas Salez

Intelligent Tools and Digital Platforms: Implications for Work and Employment pp. 329-334

John Zysman and Martin Kenney

Work in the Platform Economy: Beyond Lower Transaction Costs pp. 335-340

Jan Drahokoupil and Agnieszka Piasna

Collaborative Economy: Market Design and Basic Regulatory Principles pp. 340-345

Georgios Petropoulos

The Impact of the Platform Economy on Job Creation pp. 345-351

Willem Pieter De Groen, Zachary Kilhoffer, Karolien Lenaerts and Nicolas Salez

Hartz IV: The Solution to the Unemployment Problems in the Eurozone? pp. 353-357

Peter Bofinger

The EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement: Relevance, Content and Policy Implications pp. 358-363

Michael Frenkel and Benedikt Walter

Trump’s Trade Policy Agenda pp. 364-369

Christoph Scherrer and Elizabeth Abernathy

Virtual Currencies, Distributed Ledgers and the Future of Financial Services pp. 370-378

Volker Brühl

America’s Cities Compete for Amazon pp. 379-380

Joseph Parilla

Volume 52, issue 5, 2017

The Fragility of Freedom of Movement pp. 254-255

Cian Mulligan

Integration of Refugees: Lessons from Bosnians in Five EU Countries pp. 257-263

Mikkel Barslund, Matthias Busse, Karolien Lenaerts, Lars Ludolph and Vilde Renman

Large-Scale Immigration and Labour Market Integration: First Lessons from the Recent Past in Germany pp. 263-269

Yuliya Kosyakova and Steffen Sirries

The Labour Market Participation of Humanitarian Migrants in Sweden: An Overview pp. 270-277

Nahikari Irastorza and Pieter Bevelander

Canada’s Immigration System: Lessons for Europe? pp. 277-284

Arthur Sweetman

The Social Integration of Immigrants and the Role of Policy — A Literature Review pp. 285-292

Nadzeya Laurentsyeva and Alessandra Venturini

How Greece’s Systemic Weaknesses Limited the Effectiveness of the Adjustment Programmes pp. 293-301

Angelos Kotios, George Galanos and Manolis Koutoulakis

The Brexit Dynamics: British and EU27 Challenges After the EU Referendum pp. 302-307

Paul Welfens and David Hanrahan

Can a Reliable Framework for Sovereign-Backed Securities Be Established? pp. 308-314

Markus Demary and Jürgen Matthes

The Political Limits of Economic Integration pp. 315-322

Phedon A. Nicolaides and Joanna Hornik

The Puerto Rican Saga pp. 323-324

Anne Krueger

Volume 52, issue 4, 2017

Macron a Game Changer for Europe? pp. 194-195

Daniel Gros

Will the DSM Strategy Spur Innovation? pp. 197-201

Andrea Renda

Economic Implications of Further Harmonisation of Electronic Communications Regulation in the EU pp. 202-207

J. Scott Marcus and Christian Wernick

GDPR: A Step Towards a User-centric Internet? pp. 207-213

Maciej Sobolewski, Joanna Mazur and Michał Paliński

Detours on the Path to a European Big Data Economy pp. 213-216

Barbara Engels

Regulatory Federalism and Broadband Divergence: Implications of Invoking Europe in the Making of Canadian Telecom Policy pp. 217-225

Reza Rajabiun and Catherine Middleton

A European Agenda for Smart Consumer Protection Rules for Digital Services pp. 226-229

Alexandre de Streel

ANFA — National Money Creation as an Existential Threat to the Currency Union? pp. 230-237

Arne Hansen and Dirk Meyer

Business Cycle Desynchronisation: Amplitude and Beta vs. Co-movement pp. 238-241

Ansgar Belke, Clemens Domnick and Daniel Gros

How a Strong Europe Could Create More National Scope of Action pp. 242-246

Karl Aiginger

Welcome to the Club — On the Accuracy of Growth Forecasts for China pp. 247-250

Ullrich Heilemann

America’s Health Care War pp. 251-252

Jacob S. Hacker

Volume 52, issue 3, 2017

Differentiation Could Become the Next EU Integration Concept pp. 122-123

Josef Janning

Reflections on the Euro Area Fiscal Stance pp. 125-131

Christophe Kamps, Jacopo Cimadomo, Sebastian Hauptmeier and Nadine Leiner-Killinger

Fiscal Rules and the Scope for Risk Sharing pp. 131-137

Iain Begg

The Stabilising Role of US Federal Fiscal Institutions — What Lessons for the Euro Area? pp. 137-142

Cinzia Alcidi and Gilles Thirion

What the EU Can Learn from the American Experience with Unemployment Insurance pp. 142-148

Suzanne Simonetta

European Fiscal Governance and Cyclical Stabilisation: Searching for a Lasting Arrangement pp. 148-154

Nicolas Carnot

Risk Reduction, Risk Sharing and Moral Hazard: A Vaccination Metaphor pp. 154-159

Frank Vandenbroucke

Ten Lessons from a Decade of Debating an EUBS: Robust Findings, Popular Myths and Remaining Dilemmas pp. 159-164

Sebastian Dullien

Comprehensive Trade Agreements: Conditioning Globalisation or Eroding the European Model? pp. 165-170

Annette Bongardt and Francisco Torres

Autonomous Driving — a Challenge for the Automotive Industry pp. 171-177

Hubertus Bardt

Economic Benefits of Gender Equality in the EU pp. 178-183

Helena Morais Maceira

The Asymmetric Effects of Macroeconomic Performance on Happiness: Evidence for the EU pp. 184-190

Edsel L. Beja

Hints of Progress for Labor in the United States pp. 191-192

Dean Baker

Volume 52, issue 2, 2017

Greece: Searching for Light at the End of the Tunnel pp. 66-67

George Pagoulatos

The Basics of Basic Income pp. 69-74

John Kay

On the Economics of a Universal Basic Income pp. 74-80

Thomas Straubhaar

Universal Basic Income Financing and Income Distribution — The Questions Left Unanswered by Proponents pp. 80-83

Heiner Flassbeck

Universal Basic Income — Empty Dreams of Paradise pp. 83-87

Hilmar Schneider

Basic Income in the Finnish Context pp. 87-91

Olli Kangas, Miska Simanainen and Pertti Honkanen

The Power of Two: Inclusive Growth and the IMF pp. 92-99

Prakash Loungani

Brexit and Trade: Between Facts and Irrelevance pp. 100-106

Phedon A. Nicolaides and Thibault Roy

How to Define a Systemically Important Financial Institution — A New Perspective pp. 107-110

Volker Brühl

Rising Income Inequality: Do Not Draw the Obvious Conclusions pp. 111-118

Heiko Peters and Maya Volwahsen

Does Trump Really Want a Strong Dollar? pp. 119-120

Desmond Lachman

Volume 52, issue 1, 2017

2017: The Year of European Populism? pp. 2-3

Clemens Fuest

Unlocking the Potential of Greater Female Employment in Europe pp. 5-16

Lone Christiansen, Huidan Lin, Joana Pereira, Petia Topalova and Rima Turk Ariss

Gender Inequality and Growth in Europe pp. 17-23

Stephan Klasen and Anna Minasyan

The Gender Employment Gap: Costs and Policy Responses pp. 24-27

Martina Bisello and Massimiliano Mascherini

Gender and Inequality: Austerity and Alternatives pp. 28-33

Diane Perrons

Gender Equality in Decision-Making Positions: The Efficiency Gains pp. 34-37

Paola Profeta

Regulating the European Sharing Economy: State of Play and Challenges pp. 38-44

Malthe Mikkel Munkøe

The Global Productivity Slowdown: Diagnosis, Causes and Remedies pp. 45-50

Georg Erber, Ulrich Fritsche and Patrick Christian Harms

Policy Rules in the Economic and Monetary Union pp. 51-56

Bodo Herzog and Minjae Choi

The Impact of Pension Age Changes — The Case of Malta pp. 57-62

Aaron Grech

Trump’s Confrontational Trade Policy pp. 63-64

Caroline Freund