Review of World Economics (Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv)

1970 - 2024

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1993, volume 129, articles 3

The dynamics of international competitiveness pp. 451-471

Giovanni Amendola, Giovanni Dosi and Erasmo Papagni

Factor price equalization: a cointegration approach pp. 472-487

Todd Burgman and John Geppert

The New Growth Theory and Coasean economics: Institutions to capture externalities pp. 488-513

Rolf Weder and Herbert Grubel

Internal migration and unemployment in Germany: An anglo-irish perspective pp. 514-536

Manfred Keil and Andrew Newell

German trade unions after unification — Third degree wage discriminating monopolists? pp. 537-560

Michael Burda and Michael Funke

Intra-industry trade in the 1980s: A panel study pp. 561-572

Kirsty Hughes

Trade preferences and exports of manufactures: A case study of Bolivia and Brazil pp. 573-590

Dale Truett and Lila Truett

The fisher hypothesis: Evidence from three high inflation economies pp. 591-599

Kate Phylaktis and David Blake

Cleaning the balance sheets of commercial banks in Eastern Europe and their role in corporate governance pp. 600-609

Emil-Maria Claassen

Migration in the world economy of 1870–1914 pp. 610-619

Bernhard Heitger

Book reviews pp. 620-640

Matthias Lücke, Rainer Schweickert, Heiko Körner, Thomas Ziesemer, Stefanie Bessin, Jan Winiecki, Torsten Tewes, Rolf Langhammer, Jörg-Volker Schrader and Henning Klodt

1993, volume 129, articles 2

Common stochastic trends and inflation convergence in the EMS pp. 207-215

Guglielmo Maria Caporale and Nikitas Pittis

From plan to market: On the nature of the transformation crisis pp. 216-253

Holger Schmieding

Convergence, the “tax-state” and economic dynamics pp. 254-274

Bernhard Heitger

Multinationality and firm growth pp. 275-299

John Cantwell and Francesca Sanna-Randaccio

The effect of intellectual property rights on international trade and investment pp. 300-331

Michael Ferrantino

Recent evidence on determinants of intra-industry trade pp. 332-344

Don Clark

Intra-Industry trade and limited producer horizons: An empirical investigation pp. 345-366

Douglas Cooper, Sir David Greenaway and Anthony Rayner

“Large” and “small” regional trading blocs and trade regime bias: A comparison of the EC and CARICOM pp. 367-383

Chris Milner

Knowledge of Soviet-type economy and “heterodox” stabilization-based outcomes in Eastern Europe pp. 384-410

Jan Winiecki

Macro-economic determinants of Australia’s current account, 1977–86: A reexamination pp. 411-417

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee

How to create a currency? — The experience of Slovenia pp. 418-431

Joze Mencinger

Rezensionen pp. 432-443

Erich Gundlach, Torsten Tewes, Harmen Lehment, Manfred Wiebelt and Manfred Neldner

1992, volume 128, articles 4

Real effects of the 1992 financial deregulation pp. 615-638

Jean-Marie Viaene

Debt relief for Eastern Europe — Its costs and the distribution of proceeds: Some preliminary results pp. 639-661

Stephan Koren

Purchasing power parity in Latin America: A co-integration analysis pp. 662-680

Peter Liu

A comparison of the smoothness of consumption and investment over the business cycle as between developed and developing nations: 1970–79 pp. 681-694

Ira Saltz and Richard Cebula

Exchange rates and prices of Australian manufactured exports pp. 695-710

Jayant Menon

Trade liberalization in Mexico in the 1980s: Concepts, measures and short-run effects pp. 711-726

John Weiss

Indirect tax harmonization in Denmark pp. 727-741

Nathan Wajsman

A puzzle about infra-industry trade: A comment pp. 742-746

Frederic Pryor

A puzzle about intra-industry trade: A reply pp. 747-748

Steven Globerman and James Dean

The experience of free banking pp. 749-756

Manfred Neldner

Book reviews pp. 757-779

Hal Hill, Torsten Tewes, Holger Schmieding, Arne Gieseck, Perdita Wingender, Günter Heiduk, Erich Gundlach, Norbert Funke, Alfred Boss, Rolf Langhammer, Oliver Lorz and Pinaki Chakraborti

1992, volume 128, articles 3

Monetary problems of post-communism: Lessons from the end of the Austro-Hungarian empire pp. 391-424

Rüdiger Dornbusch

Devaluation, national output and the trade balance: Some evidence from Colombia pp. 425-445

Linda Kamas

Unanticipated exchange rate variability and the growth of international trade pp. 446-463

Andreas Savvides

International trade and factor intensity uniformity: An empirical assessment pp. 464-486

Bruce Elmslie and William Milberg

North American trade liberalization and intra-industry trade pp. 487-497

Steven Globerman

The determinants of West German exports of manufactures: An integrated demand and supply approach pp. 498-512

Michael Funke and Sean Holly

Seigniorage flows in the West African Monetary Union, 1976–89 pp. 513-526

Rohinton Medhora

The determinants of Korean foreign direct investment in manufacturing industries pp. 527-542

Yoong-Deok Jeon

Large multinational enterprises based in a small economy: Effects on domestic investment pp. 543-557

Rene Belderbos

Capital controls and distribution of income: Empirical evidence for Great Britain Japan and Australia pp. 558-587

Daniele Checchi

Miteinem Sozialpakt zum Aufschwung Ost pp. 588-594

Holger Schmieding

Book reviews pp. 595-609

Pinaki Chakraborti, Johannes Heister, Peter Michaelis, Gordon Brouwer, Deepak Lal, Mohammed Ansari, Klaus Schrader and Jörg-Volker Schrader

1992, volume 128, articles 2

Convergence in developed countries: an empirical investigation pp. 189-201

M. Shahid Alam

EC aid to associated countries: distribution and determinants pp. 202-220

Enzo Grilli and Markus Riess

The changing effect of money on aggregate output in the u.s pp. 221-236

H. Atesoglu and Donald Dutkowsky

The impact of oil price shocks and exchange rate changes on import demand elasticities pp. 237-248

Joachim Zietz

Rethinking international trade theory: a methodological appraisal pp. 249-265

Terrence Bensel and Bruce Elmslie

The structure of swedish international trade and specialization: “old” and “new” explanations pp. 266-287

Lars Lundberg

A Heckscherohlin approach to changing comparative advantage in singapore’s manufacturing sector pp. 288-309

Lin-Yeok Tan

The myth of export pessimism (even) under the mfa: evidence from indonesia and thailand pp. 310-329

Hal Hill and Supbat Suphachalasai

An empirical examination of the role of vertical product differentiation in north-south trade pp. 330-338

Robert Ballance, Helmut Forstner and W. Charles Sawyer

A note on the relationship between imports and growth pp. 339-345

Jesko Hentschel

The distribution of seigniorage: a note on klein and neumann pp. 346-351

Casper Ewijk

The distribution of seigniorage — reply pp. 352-356

Martin Klein and Manfred Neumann

Book Reviews pp. 366-384

Jörg-Volker Schrader, Richard Pomfret, Peter Nunnenkamp, Jürgen Stehn, Erich Gundlach, Rolf Langhammer, Torsten Tewes, Jan Winiecki and Hermann Witte

1992, volume 128, articles 1

Efficiency in German and Japanese foreign exchange markets: Evidence from cointegration techniques pp. 1-20

Marco Tronzano

Canadian foreign exchange policies: Intervention, control, cointegration pp. 21-33

G. Booth and Mustafa Chowdhory

The determinants of intra-industry trade: The case of the automobile industry pp. 34-51

Stéphane Becuwe and Claude Mathieu

R & D expenditures and import competition: Some evidence for the U.S pp. 52-66

Joachim Zietz and Bichaka Fayissa

Business cycles in open economies: Stylized facts for Austria and Germany pp. 67-87

Peter Brandner and Klaus Neusser

Protection and export performance in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 88-124

Dean DeRosa

A note on ec trade policy after 1992: The effects of replacing existing national import quotas by community quotas that are“Equally Restrictive” pp. 125-135

Daniel Gros

Financial liberalization and its impact on domestic stabilization policies: Singapore and Malaysia pp. 136-167

Emil-Maria Claassen

Book reviews pp. 168-184

Joachim Scheide, Torsten Tewes, Manfred Neldner, Henning Klodt, Thomas Westermann, Alfred Tovias, Thomas Ziesemer, Jürgen Stehn and Jamuna Agarwal