Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

1970 - 2022

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Volume 51, issue 6, 2016

New Growth for Europe pp. 298-299

Brigitte Preissl, Derek Kruse and Cian Mulligan

Imbalances, Inequality and Growth — Rethinking Growth Policies for Europe pp. 301-305

László Andor

The Prospects for Future Economic Growth in the Euro Area pp. 305-311

Kieran McQuinn and Karl Whelan

Why Europe Needs a Public Investment Plan pp. 312-317

Mario Pianta

Structural Reforms as a Panacea? The European Productivity and Growth Puzzle pp. 318-320

Daniel Gros

From Social Pacts to Productivity Boards pp. 321-324

Philippe Pochet

After the Brits Have Gone and the Trumpets Have Sounded: Turning a Drama into a Crisis That Will Not Go to Waste pp. 324-331

Mark Blyth

EU Challenges, Investment in the EU and the Role of the European Investment Group pp. 331-334

Debora Revoltella

European Industrial Policy — Tapping the Full Growth Potential of the EU pp. 335-340

Erik Berglof

Making Social Investment Happen for the Eurozone pp. 341-347

Anton C. Hemerijck

The Future of European Growth Policies: Resetting Integration pp. 348-352

Nauro Campos

Volume 51, issue 5, 2016

New Models of Economic Integration for Turkey and the UK pp. 246-247

Sinan Ülgen

What Future for the EU After Brexit? pp. 249-251

Paul De Grauwe

EU Migration to and from the UK After Brexit pp. 251-255

Carlos Vargas-Silva

EU Financial Market Access After Brexit pp. 255-260

Karel Lannoo

Brexit as an Inelastic Good: A Microeconomic Theory of Direct Democracy pp. 260-264

Matt Qvortrup

The Political Effects of Ageing on Inflation pp. 266-271

Tim Vlandas

Weak Investment Poses a Threat to Industry in Europe pp. 272-277

Martin Gornig and Alexander Schiersch

EU Agricultural Policy Reform: Evaluating the EU’s New Methodology for Direct Payments pp. 278-285

Ulrich Koester and Jens-Peter Loy

The Irresistible Fetish of Utility Theory: From “Pleasure and Pain” to Rationalising Torture pp. 286-287

Giovanni Dosi and Andrea Roventini

Understanding Structural Divergence in European Manufacturing pp. 288-294

Livio Romano

The US Presidential Candidates and the Economy pp. 295-296

Leonard Burman

Volume 51, issue 4, 2016

Brexit, Globalisation and the Future of the EU pp. 182-183

Steven Blockmans

Europe’s Path Towards the Socio-Ecological Transition pp. 184-184

Karl Aiginger, Margit Schratzenstaller, Thomas Leoni, Anke Schaffartzik, Dominik Wiedenhofer, Marina Fischer-Kowalski, Reinhilde Veugelers and Arno Behrens

A New Strategy for Europe pp. 185-194

Karl Aiginger and Margit Schratzenstaller

Social Investment as a Perspective on Welfare State Transformation in Europe pp. 194-200

Thomas Leoni

More Productive, Less Sustainable? On the Need to Consider Material Resource Flows pp. 200-204

Anke Schaffartzik, Dominik Wiedenhofer and Marina Fischer-Kowalski

Empowering the Green Innovation Machine pp. 205-208

Reinhilde Veugelers

The Climate Change Impact of Material Use pp. 209-212

Arno Behrens

The Political Economy of Brexit: Why Making It Easier to Leave the Club Could Improve the EU pp. 214-219

Annette Bongardt and Francisco Torres

On the Distribution of Refugees in the EU pp. 220-228

Martin Altemeyer-Bartscher, Oliver Holtemöller, Axel Lindner, Andreas Schmalzbauer and Goetz Zeddies

Can Argentina’s Experience Help Predict the Effects of a Potential Grexit? pp. 229-236

Sebastian Dullien, Martin Rapetti and Pablo Schiaffino

Quantitative Easing in the Eurozone: a One-Year Assessment pp. 237-242

Frank van Lerven

What May Not Happen in UKexit pp. 243-244

Brendan O’Leary

Volume 51, issue 3, 2016

The Organization and Economics of Sports Mega-Events pp. 110-111

Andrew Zimbalist

Ageing in Europe pp. 112-112

Henriette Prast, Arthur van Soest, Florian Blank, Camille Logeay, Erik Türk, Josef Wöss, Rudolf Zwiener, Fritz von Nordheim, Jürgen Bauknecht, Andreas Cebulla, Alan Walker and Asghar Zaidi

Financial Literacy and Preparation for Retirement pp. 113-118

Henriette M. Prast and Arthur van Soest

Why is Austria’s Pension System So Much Better Than Germany’s? pp. 118-125

Florian Blank, Camille Logeay, Erik Türk, Josef Wöss and Rudolf Zwiener

The 2015 Pension Adequacy Report’s Examination Of Extended Working Lives as a Route to Future Pension Adequacy pp. 125-134

Fritz von Nordheim

Extending Working Lives–Sticks and Carrots to Get the Older Unemployed Back into Employment pp. 134-139

Jürgen Bauknecht and Andreas Cebulla

New Evidence on Active Ageing in Europe pp. 139-144

Alan Walker and Asghar Zaidi

Conceptualising the Role of International Capital Flows for Housing Markets pp. 146-154

Michael Richter and Johannes-Gabriel Werner

The New Generation of Structural and Investment Funds–More Than Financial Transfers? pp. 155-163

Walter Deffaa

Regional Convergence in Europe pp. 165-171

Henry Goecke and Michael Hüther

Lessons Learnt from the Nordics: How to Fight Long-term Unemployment pp. 172-178

Erik Bjørsted, Elva Bova and Signe Dahl

Reforming Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac? Don’t Hold Your Breath pp. 179-180

Laurie Goodman

Volume 51, issue 2, 2016

The Economics of a Brexit pp. 46-47

Michael Emerson

Wealth and Income Inequality in Europe pp. 48-48

Maurizio Franzini, Mario Pianta, James K. Galbraith, Francesco Bogliacino, Virginia Maestri, Michele Raitano, Gerhard Bosch and Thorsten Kalina

The Engines of Inequality pp. 49-55

Maurizio Franzini and Mario Pianta

Causes of Changing Inequality in the World pp. 55-60

James K. Galbraith

Wealth Inequality and the Great Recession pp. 61-66

Francesco Bogliacino and Virginia Maestri

Income Inequality in Europe Since the Crisis pp. 67-72

Michele Raitano

The Erosion of the German Middle Class pp. 73-77

Gerhard Bosch and Thorsten Kalina

Did Italy Need More Labour Flexibility? pp. 79-86

Marta Fana, Dario Guarascio and Valeria Cirillo

Reforming the EU Emissions Trading System: An Alternative to the Market Stability Reserve pp. 87-93

Mark Andor, Manuel Frondel and Stephan Sommer

No Risk, No Fun? Foreign Direct Investment in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 95-99

Jutta Günther and Maria Kristalova

New Headings – Old Problems: The Evolution and Future of the EU Budget pp. 100-106

Ákos Kengyel

A Bipartisan Plan to Reduce Poverty in the U.S pp. 107-108

Robert Doar

Volume 51, issue 1, 2016

Five Decades of Economic Policy Debate pp. 2-3

Ernst Niemeier

Five Decades of Economic Policy Debate pp. 2-3

Ernst Niemeier

Europe’s Place in the Global Economy — What Does the Last Half Century Suggest for the Future? pp. 5-11

Mikkel Barslund and Daniel Gros

Europe’s Place in the Global Economy — What Does the Last Half Century Suggest for the Future? pp. 5-11

Mikkel Barslund and Daniel Gros

Why Did Europe Decide to Move to a Single Currency 25 Years Ago? pp. 11-16

Niels Thygesen

Why Did Europe Decide to Move to a Single Currency 25 Years Ago? pp. 11-16

Niels Thygesen

On the Relation of Monetary and Political Union pp. 16-20

Otmar Issing

On the Relation of Monetary and Political Union pp. 16-20

Otmar Issing

The Eurozone’s Flaws Are Not Intrinsic pp. 20-24

Simon Wren-Lewis

The Eurozone’s Flaws Are Not Intrinsic pp. 20-24

Simon Wren-Lewis

Minimal Conditions for the Survival of the Euro pp. 24-28

Barry Eichengreen and Charles Wyplosz

Minimal Conditions for the Survival of the Euro pp. 24-28

Barry Eichengreen and Charles Wyplosz

A Strategy Change for Europe: Old Myths Versus New Roads pp. 28-33

Karl Aiginger

A Strategy Change for Europe: Old Myths Versus New Roads pp. 28-33

Karl Aiginger

What Future for the EU in the Global Trading System? pp. 34-36

Pascal Lamy

What Future for the EU in the Global Trading System? pp. 34-36

Pascal Lamy

Europe and China in the Global Economy in the Next 50 Years: A Partnership for Global Peace and Stability pp. 37-42

Li-Gang Liu

Europe and China in the Global Economy in the Next 50 Years: A Partnership for Global Peace and Stability pp. 37-42

Li-Gang Liu

European Integration from Washington’s Perspective pp. 43-44

Anders Aslund

European Integration from Washington’s Perspective pp. 43-44

Anders Aslund