Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

1970 - 2022

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Volume 50, issue 6, 2015

The Paris Climate Negotiations and Beyond: Staying Under a Two Degree Celsius Ceiling pp. 310-311

Miranda Schreurs

TTIP: Political and Economic Rationale and Implications pp. 312-343

Jacques Pelkmans, Thea Lee, Federica Mustilli, Lucian Cernat, Ana Norman-Lopez, Alessandra Tucci, Monique Goyens, Léa Auffrets, Galina Kolev and Jürgen Matthes

Trade with China, Inequality and Policy Responses pp. 344-348

Wolfgang Lechthaler and Mariya Mileva

When Low Interest Rates Cause Low Inflation pp. 350-355

Markus Demary and Michael Hüther

Monetary Financing: A Response to Silke Tober pp. 356-362

Andrew Watt and Silke Tober

Erratum to: Misallocation, Big Time: Why (and How) Structural Reform Can Revive Productivity Growth in Europe pp. 362-362

Dan Andrews

Network Neutrality in the EU, Canada and the U.S pp. 363-364

Rob Frieden

Volume 50, issue 5, 2015

Towards a European Refugee Policy pp. 238-239

Thomas Straubhaar

Structural Reforms in the EU – Policy Prescriptions to Boost Productivity pp. 240-273

Angana Banerji, Era Dabla-Norris, Minsuk Kim, Aleksandra Zdzienicka, Werner Roeger, Janos Varga, Jan in 't Veld, John Hassler and Dan Andrews

Economic Growth and Convergence in the Baltic States: Caught in a Middle-Income Trap? pp. 274-280

Karsten Staehr

Greece’s New Agreement with Europe: Is This Time Different? pp. 281-287

Paul Kazarian and Theodore Pelagidis

Reforming the Financing of the European Union: A Proposal pp. 288-293

Clemens Fuest, Friedrich Heinemann and Martin Ungerer

On the Unilateral Introduction of Gold-backed Currencies pp. 294-300

Ansgar Belke and Ulrich Volz

External Imbalances in the EU: A REER-based Explanation pp. 301-308

Gábor Kutasi

Volume 50, issue 4, 2015

How to Turn the Greek Deal into a Success pp. 174-175

Sebastian Dullien

The Future of the European Power Market pp. 176-197

Fabio Genoese, Christian Egenhofer, Michael Hogan, Christian Redl, Markus Steigenberger, Patrick Graichen and Graham Weale

Income Inequality, Credit and Public Support for Redistribution pp. 198-205

Basak Kus and Wen Fan

Quantitative Easing in the Euro Area: Transmission Channels and Risks pp. 206-212

Klaus Gern, Nils Jannsen, Stefan Kooths and Maik Wolters

Erratum to: The QE Trap pp. 212-212

Allan Meltzer

Monetary Financing in the Euro Area: A Free Lunch? pp. 214-220

Silke Tober

Intellectual Property Rights and the Evergreening of Pharmaceuticals pp. 221-226

Ralf Boscheck

The Rouble Crisis and Russian Wheat Export Controls pp. 227-233

Linde Götz, Ulrich Koester, Thomas Glauben and Rudolf Bulavin

Despite Pressure from Washington, Greek Bailout Increases Grexit Odds pp. 235-236

Mark Weisbrot

Volume 50, issue 3, 2015

Why This Time Is Different for Ukraine pp. 118-119

Erik Berglof

Which Industrial Policy Does Europe Need? pp. 120-155

Mariana Mazzucato, Mario Cimoli, Giovanni Dosi, Joseph Stiglitz, Michael Landesmann, Mario Pianta, Rainer Walz and Tim Page

Jobs and Competitiveness in a Polarised Europe pp. 156-160

Valeria Cirillo and Dario Guarascio

Should Central Banks Manage the Exchange Rate? pp. 161-164

Thomas Straubhaar

Did the ECB Overstep Its Mandate? pp. 165-170

Ulrich Fritsche and Artur Tarassow

The QE Trap pp. 171-172

Allan Meltzer

Volume 50, issue 2, 2015

Closing the Gender Pay Gap in the EU pp. 62-63

Jill Rubery

Currency Interventions: Effective Policy Tool or Shortsighted Gamble? pp. 64-81

Keith Pilbeam, Arturo Bris, Cinzia Alcidi, Mikkel Barslund, Willem Groen and Daniel Gros

Eurosystem Collateral Policy and Framework — Post-Lehman Time as a New Collateral Space pp. 82-90

Ansgar Belke

Give Greece a Chance pp. 91-97

Michael Mitsopoulos and Theodore Pelagidis

Experiences with Budget Rules in Switzerland and Germany pp. 99-107

Karl Hausner and Silvia Simon

The Behavioural Turn in Consumer Policy: Perspectives and Clarifi cations pp. 108-114

Francesco Bogliacino, Cristiano Codagnone and Giuseppe Veltri

Will the Politics or Economics of Defl ation Prove More Harmful? pp. 115-116

Mark Blyth

Volume 49, issue 6, 2014

Conflicts in Substance and Style in European Monetary Policy pp. 298-299

Carsten Hefeker

Crisis-Induced Fiscal Restructuring in Europe pp. 300-322

Cinzia Alcidi, Daniel Gros, Alessandro Giovannini, Lukas Vogel, Ansgar Belke, Tim Callan, Claire Keane, Michael Savage, John Walsh and Brian Colgan

European ICT Poles of Excellence pp. 324-331

Daniel Nepelski and Giuditta Prato

In the Name of the Euro: What Have the EU’s Policies Achieved in Greece? pp. 332-338

Irene Kyriakopoulos

Standards Are Poor pp. 340-347

Manfred Gärtner

Food Loss and Waste as an Economic and Policy Problem pp. 348-354

Ulrich Koester

Regulation of Private Equity in the U.S. Reveals Deep Problems for Investors pp. 355-356

Eileen Appelbaum

Volume 49, issue 5, 2014

The great devolution of powers bazaar pp. 242-243

Steven Blockmans

Energy policy: European, national, regional? pp. 244-267

Sebastian Strunz, Erik Gawel, Paul Lehmann, Teresa Ribera, Andreas Rüdinger, Ralf Boscheck, Christian Egenhofer and Jacques Jong

The impact of global factors on stock market movements in emerging market economies pp. 268-271

Axel Jochem and Stefan Reitz

Spain between resignation and hope pp. 272-278

Oliver Bruttel

Discretion and accountability: An economic analysis of the ESMA judgment and the Meroni doctrine pp. 279-287

Phedon Nicolaides and Nadir Preziosi

Inequality and Europe 2020 pp. 288-294

Francesco Bogliacino

Wealthification in the United States and Europe pp. 295-296

Darrell West

Volume 49, issue 4, 2014

The European Investment crisis pp. 182-183

Debora Revoltella

Designing a European unemployment insurance scheme pp. 184-203

László Andor, Sebastian Dullien, H. Xavier Jara, Holly Sutherland and Daniel Gros

Monetary dialogue 2009–2014: Looking backward, looking forward pp. 204-211

Ansgar Belke

Interaction in euro area sovereign bond markets during the financial crisis pp. 212-220

David Cronin

How to combat NEET? Evidence from Austria pp. 221-227

Dennis Tamesberger, Heinz Leitgöb and Johann Bacher

How great is Latvia’s success story? pp. 228-238

Aldis Austers

The ECB tries again pp. 239-240

Barry Eichengreen

Volume 49, issue 3, 2014

Should the euro area be concerned about deflation? pp. 114-115

Gerhard Illing

Labour mobility in the EU: Dynamics, patterns and policies pp. 116-158

Mikkel Barslund, Matthias Busse, Carlos Vargas-Silva, Pawel Kaczmarczyk, Timo Baas, Mario Peinado, Juan F Jimeno, Aitor Lacuesta, Béla Galgóczi and Janine Leschke

Ten misconceptions about current account imbalances in the euro area pp. 160-169

Jürgen Matthes

Export-Driven Adjustment in Portugal pp. 170-178

Reinhard Felke and Sven Eide

The risks of the transatlantic trade and investment partnership pp. 179-180

Dean Baker

Volume 49, issue 2, 2014

Ten years after pp. 54-55

László Csaba

Financial systems in financial crisis — An analysis of banking systems in the EU pp. 56-87

Daniel Detzer, Jerome Creel, Fabien Labondance, Sandrine Levasseur, Mimoza Shabani, Jan Toporowski, Judith Tyson, Costanza Consolandi, Giampaolo Gabbi, Massimo Matthias, Pietro Vozzella, Carlos Carrasco, Patricia Peinado and Carlos Rodriguez

Finance, growth and crisis — A European perspective pp. 88-94

Adalbert Winkler

The EU’s migration and development policy: New approaches in economics for more effective public aid pp. 95-101

Susanne Müller-Using and Henning Vöpel

The skills balance in Germany’s import intensity of exports: An input-output analysis pp. 102-110

Udo Ludwig and Hans-Ulrich Brautzsch

Volcker rule: Swiss-cheesed or beefed up? pp. 111-112

Gerald Epstein

Volume 49, issue 1, 2014

Whither WTO — the multilateral trading system after Bali pp. 2-3

Georg Koopmann and Stephan Wittig

European Parliament elections in times of crisis pp. 4-29

Francis Jacobs, Yves Bertoncini, Valentin Kreilinger, Stijn Kessel, Andrea Pirro, Simon Otjes, Sonia Piedrafita and Vilde Renman

A supply-side explanation for current account imbalances pp. 30-35

Michael Grömling

Furthering sub-central autonomy in Europe? The roles of identity and redistribution pp. 36-43

Joan Costa-i-Font

ECB: Independence at risk? pp. 45-50

Christoph Weber and Benedikt Forschner

The first step on a long path toward normalization pp. 51-52

David Stockton