Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

1970 - 2022

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Volume 46, issue 6, 2011

On the necessity of separating investment and commercial banking pp. 298-299

Adrian Blundell-Wignall

Germany’s debt brake: Pulling the EU out of its debt trap? pp. 327-331

Ognian Hishow

Italy’s fiscal crisis pp. 332-339

Georg Erber

Macroeconomic adjustment: the Baltic states versus euro area crisis countries pp. 340-345

Axel Lindner

How does European termination rate regulation impact mobile operator performance? pp. 346-353

Edmond Baranes, Laurent Benzoni and Cuong Vuong

Current account deficits in Greece, Portugal and Spain — origins and consequences pp. 354-360

Berthold Busch, Michael Grömling and Jürgen Matthes

Volume 46, issue 5, 2011

The eurozone as a morality play pp. 230-231

Paul Grauwe

Greece and the Euro: The chronicle of an expected collapse pp. 263-269

Angelos Kotios, George Pavlidis and George Galanos

Internet and consumer privacy: Considering the FTC’s “do not track” proposal pp. 270-274

Ralf Boscheck

The challenge to Europe: Regional powers and the shifting of the global order pp. 275-286

Robert Kappel

New impetus for EU taxation policy pp. 287-296

Walter Deffaa

Volume 46, issue 4, 2011

The euro area after another crisis summit: Ignore the elephant in the room at your peril pp. 178-179

Waltraud Schelkle

The euro — a story of misunderstanding pp. 180-187

Heiner Flassbeck and Friederike Spiecker

Ramifications of debt restructuring on the euro area pp. 188-196

Ansgar Belke and Christian Dreger

The case of the ECB: Better to lean against the wind than to fight a hurricane pp. 197-204

Christian Drescher

“Buy National” and protectionism in the great recession — Can it work? pp. 205-208

Mario Larch and Wolfgang Lechthaler

NYSE Euronext-Deutsche Börse merger: Let the dance go on! pp. 209-216

Diego Valiante

Cartel detection — Is market share volatility a significant indicator? pp. 217-221

Alexander Geist and Korbinian von Blanckenburg

Intangible capital: the key to growth in Europe pp. 222-228

Hannu Piekkola

Volume 46, issue 3, 2011

European gas imports from North Africa pp. 143-147

Stefan Lochner and Caroline Dieckhöner

The WTO Panel Report on Boeing subsidies: a critical assessment pp. 148-153

Stephan Wittig

Inter-temporal savings, current account trends and asymmetric shocks in a heterogeneous European Monetary Union pp. 153-160

Gunther Schnabl and Holger Zemanek

Regional and institutional heterogeneity matters! Revisiting trade effects of the euro pp. 161-168

Joan Costa-i-Font

Yield spreads on EMU government bonds — How the financial crisis has helped investors to rediscover risk pp. 169-176

Catharina Klepsch and Timo Wollmershäuser

Volume 46, issue 2, 2011

Economic policies in the EU at a turning point pp. 62-63

Stefano Micossi

Competitiveness rankings of European countries — How much do they tell us? pp. 82-90

Eckehard Rosenbaum

The taxation of foreign profits — The old view, the new view and a pragmatic view pp. 92-97

Johannes Becker and Clemens Fuest

Interactions between network operators, content producers and internet intermediaries: Empirical implications of network neutrality pp. 98-105

Antonin Arlandis and Edmond Baranes

On the measurement of “Immeasurable inequality” pp. 106-110

Martin Heidenreich and Marco Härpfer

The real cause of Greek debt pp. 112-120

Michael Mitsopoulos and Theodore Pelagidis

Volume 46, issue 1, 2011

Commodity prices on the front line: Boom and bust? pp. 2-3

Diego Valiante

Consolidating the budget under difficult conditions — Ten guidelines viewed against Europe’s beginning consolidation programmes pp. 36-42

Karl Aiginger and Margit Schratzenstaller

Immeasurable inequality in the European Union pp. 44-51

Michael Dauderstädt and Cem Keltek

Government measures in support of the financial sector in the EU and the United States pp. 53-60

Stephanie Stolz and Michael Wedow

Volume 45, issue 6, 2010

Currency wars? pp. 338-339

Daniel Gros

Eight months later — Has the Eurozone been stabilised or will EMU fall apart? pp. 340-356

Wim Kösters, Paul De Grauwe, Daniel Gros, Waltraud Schelkle, Deborah Mabbett and Desmond Lachman

Driven by the markets? ECB sovereign bond purchases and the securities markets programme pp. 357-363

Ansgar Belke

Fiscal consolidation in Germany pp. 364-371

Werner Roeger, Jan in 't Veld and Lukas Vogel

Technology competition and regulatory advantage pp. 372-377

Ralf Boscheck

Next generation network: How to stimulate investment while maintaining a competitive market pp. 378-384

Elena Gallo and Laura Solimene

Central bank measures in support of the financial sector in the EU and the United States pp. 385-392

Stephanie Stolz and Michael Wedow

Volume 45, issue 5, 2010

Lisbon, Europe 2020, and the case for soft coordination in EU policymaking pp. 287-292

Eckehard Rosenbaum

Reforming regulation and supervision in Europe: Five missing lessons from the financial crisis pp. 293-296

Donato Masciandaro

Something unforeseeable happened? Natural rate theory and economic crisis pp. 297-304

Ronald Schettkat

EU trade policy in the age of bilateralism pp. 305-312

Georg Koopmann and Marco Wilhelm

Evidence on paid sick leave: Observations in times of crisis pp. 313-321

Xenia Scheil-Adlung and Lydia Sandner

Output effects of infrastructures in East and West German states pp. 322-328

Nicole Uhde

Growth crisis in the EU — challenges and prospects pp. 329-336

Peter Halmai and Viktória Vásáry

Volume 45, issue 4, 2010

Will the stress tests for banks improve the stability of financial markets? pp. 194-195

Dorothea Schäfer

“An ungovernable anarchy”: The United States’ response to depression and default, 1837–1848 pp. 196-202

Alasdair Roberts

A new framework for fiscal policy consolidation in Europe pp. 203-211

Peter Bofinger and Stefan Ried

Cutting wages and employment in the public sector: Smarter fiscal consolidation strategies needed pp. 212-219

Vera Glassner and Andrew Watt

Boom and bust in the Baltic countries — Lessons to be learnt pp. 220-226

Reiner Martin

Trade in healthcare and health insurance services: WTO/GATS as a supporting actor (?) pp. 227-238

Rudolf Adlung

Municipalities and regions in locational competition — New economic considerations pp. 239-248

Thomas Döring, Eithne Knappitsch and Birgit Aigner

Revisiting the ACP-EU economic partnership agreements — The role of complementary trade and investment policies pp. 249-254

Matthias Busse

Risks of deflation versus risks of excessive inflation in Europe pp. 255-260

Ray Barrell and Tatiana Fic

Volume 45, issue 3, 2010

ECB bond purchases and quasi-fiscal activities pp. 134-135

Ansgar Belke

The G20 proposal on IMF governance: Has any progress been made? pp. 171-179

Lukas Menkhoff and Reeno Meyer

WTO dispute settlement proceedings: European support for airbus in the spotlight pp. 180-187

Wolfgang Maennig and Stephan Wittig

The impact of EU common agricultural policy decoupling on farm households: Income vs. investment effects pp. 188-192

Davide Viaggi, Meri Raggi, Vittorio Gallerani and Sergio Gomez Y Paloma

Volume 45, issue 2, 2010

A French plot to undermine monetary stability? pp. 62-63

Carsten Hefeker

Financial market crisis and financial market channel pp. 96-105

Bernd Braasch

The Galileo Project put to the test of European competition and public procurement law pp. 105-113

Markus Kerber

A model of Europeanisation with and without convergence pp. 114-121

Phedon Nicolaides

EU enlargement and labour demand in the new member states pp. 122-132

Alessia Lo Turco and Aleksandra Parteka

Volume 45, issue 1, 2010

Copenhagen and the Consequences pp. 2-3

Axel Michaelowa

The impact of the financial crisis on the real economy pp. 4-20

Daniel Gros and Cinzia Alcidi

EU trade and investment policymaking after the Lisbon treaty pp. 22-25

Stephen Woolcock

The impact of broadband on jobs and the German economy pp. 26-34

Raul Katz, Stephan Vaterlaus, Patrick Zenhäusern and Stephan Suter

Intellectual property marketplaces and how they work: Evidence from German pharmaceutical firms pp. 35-47

Birgitte Andersen, Federica Rossi and Johannes Stephan

The cyclically adjusted budget balance in EU fiscal policymaking pp. 48-60

Martin Larch and Alessandro Turrini