Review of World Economics (Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv)

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1991, volume 127, articles 2

Exports and technology in manufacturing industry pp. 246-264

NoË Hulst, Ronald Mulder and Luc Soete

A theoretical evaluation of alternative trade intensity measures of revealed comparative advantage pp. 265-280

Thomas Vollrath

Some evidence on debt-related determinants of investment and consumption in heavily indebted countries pp. 281-299

Bert Hofman and Helmut Reisen

Flexible manufacturing and U.S. trade performance pp. 300-322

Bo Carlsson

Structural change in the U.S. import prices of manufactures pp. 323-342

Yung Yang

Ex ante purchasing power parity: An empirical note pp. 343-355

Riccardo Fiorentini

Trade liberalisation, structural adjustment and intra-industry trade: A note pp. 356-367

Clive Hamilton and Paul Kniest

Upgrading and relative competitiveness in manufacturing trade: Eastern europe versus the newly industrializing economies pp. 368-379

Herman Hoen and Eliza Leeuwen

Factor proportions in East-West trade: The case of Finland and Sweden pp. 380-389

Lisbeth Hellvin and Johan Torstensson

Competition among developing countries for foreign investment in the eighties — Whom did OECD investors prefer? pp. 390-403

Rolf Langhammer

Book reviews pp. 404-423

Federico Foders, Frank Weiss, Suphan Andic, Manfred Neldner, Harmen Lehment, Torsten Tewes, Johannes Heister, Bernhard Klein, Claus Schnabel, Peter Michaelis and Peter Nunnenkamp

1991, volume 127, articles 1

On the real exchange rate effect of German unification pp. 1-17

Charles Wyplosz

Output, devaluation and the real exchange rate in developing countries pp. 18-41

Pierre-Richard Agénor

Output fluctuations with bargained wages and a competitive tradeable goods sector in the economy: Empirical estimates for the group of five, 1970.1 — 1985.4 pp. 42-72

Ioannis Kaskarelis

Growth, exports and cointegration: An empirical investigation pp. 73-82

Peter Kugler

Firms’ competitive and national comparative advantages as joint determinants of trade composition pp. 83-97

Kamal Abd-el-Rahman

Tests of efficiency wage theory and contract theory with disaggregated data from the U.S pp. 98-118

Carl Campbell

Characteristics of U.S. demand for European tourism: A translog approach pp. 119-137

Ilter Bakkal and Anthony Scaperlanda

The small country assumption: A reassessment with evidence from Korea pp. 138-151

Prema-chandra Athukorala and James Riedel

Trade liberalization and the structure of protection in Turkey in the 1980s: A quantitative analysis pp. 152-170

Hasan Olgun and Sübidey Togan

Ex-post empirical estimates of the second enlargement: The case of Greece pp. 171-182

Michael Plummer

Quality differentiation and factor proportions in international trade: An empirical test of the Swedish case pp. 183-194

Johan Torstensson

Rezensionen pp. 195-217

Suphan Andic, Jan Winiecki, Siegfried Bergström, Torsten Tewes, Gunter Steinmann, Charles Kindleberger, Jamuna Agarwal, Astrid Rosenschon, Val Samonis, Wolf SchÄfer, Siegfried Franke and Gunter Steinmann

1990, volume 126, articles 1

Natürliche ressourcen und weltwirtschaft pp. 1-24

Horst Siebert

Recent trends in intra-industry trade and their implications for future trade liberalization pp. 25-49

Steven Globerman and James Dean

The composition of consumption and trade intensities: An alternative test of the linder hypothesis pp. 50-58

David Greytak and Ukrist Tuchinda

Wages and prices in Europe: A test of the German leadership thesis pp. 59-77

Michael Artis and Dilip Nachane

The soviet gain from trade with the west in fuel, grain, and machinery pp. 78-96

William Liefert

The experience of Latin America with export subsidies pp. 97-115

Julio Nogues

Effects of smuggling under african conditions: A factual, institutional and analytic discussion pp. 116-141

Alan Deardorff and Wolfgang Stolper

Identifying and quantifying anti-export bias: The case of Cameroon pp. 142-155

Chris Milner

The natural rate versus the hysteresis hypothesis: A century of prices and unemployment in the U.S. and U.K pp. 156-164

Rod Cross, Harold Hutchinson and Serena Yeoward

Intra-industry trade: A note on new evidence from Australia, 1968–1982 pp. 165-172

Mahinda Siriwardana

Monetary accommodation of income claims: A comment pp. 173-177

Alan Isaac

Monetary accommodation of income claims: A reply pp. 178-183

Richard Burdekin and Paul Burkett

1989, volume 125, articles 4

On the dynamic effects of monetary and fiscal policy under floating exchange rates: Simulations with an asset market model pp. 665-680

Jay Levin

Willful default by developing countries in the 1980s: A cross-country analysis of major determinants pp. 681-702

Peter Nunnenkamp and Hartmut Picht

Corrections for trade imbalance: A survey pp. 703-717

Jacob Kol and L. Mennes

Long-term and short-term analysis of the natural rubber market pp. 718-747

Kees Burger and Hidde Smit

A data set on international trade in armaments for the major western industrialized and developing countries for 1980: Sources and methodological issues pp. 748-762

Lisa Grobar and Robert Stern

A model of dumping and protectionism in the United States pp. 763-781

Dominick Salvatore

Technological diffusion and investment behaviour: The case of the textile industry pp. 782-803

Cristiano Antonelli, Pascal Petit and Gabriel Tahar

The Dutch disease: The Canadian evidence pp. 804-813

Mohammed Ansari

Intra-firm trade and Swedish multinationals pp. 814-833

Mario Zejan

Book reviews pp. 834-848

Dominick Salvatore, Joachim Fels, Jamuna Agarwal, Harmen Lehment, Asim Erdilek, David Orsmond, Torsten Tewes, Jörg-Volker Schrader and Michael Wolgast

1989, volume 125, articles 3

Market structure, the exchange rate, and pricing behavior by firms: Some evidence from computable general equilibrium trade models pp. 441-463

Drusilla Brown

Trade and Competition Policies for Oligopolies pp. 464-483

Simon Cowan

Strategic trade policies in the market for 30–40 seat commuter aircraft pp. 484-500

Richard Baldwin and Harry Flam

Procedural protectionism: The American trade bill and the new interventionist mode pp. 501-521

Earl Grinds

The political economy of transient “New” protectionism pp. 522-546

Carl Hamilton

Coalitions in the Uruguay round pp. 547-562

John Whalley

The ec antidumping regulations: A first economic appraisal, 1980–85 pp. 563-587

Patrick Messerlin

The effects of exchange rate trends and volatility on export prices: Industry examples from Japan, Germany, and the United States pp. 588-618

Catherine Mann

The impact of rent seeking activity on U.S. preferential trade and World debt pp. 619-638

Edward Ray

Rezension pp. 639-658

Torsten Tewes, Val Samonis, Barbara Kauffmann, Jamuna Agarwal, Hartmut Picht, Siegfried Franke, Ulrich Hiemenz, Alfred Boss, Federico Foders, Norbert Wagner and Torsten Tewes

1989, volume 125, articles 2

The half and the full debt cycle pp. 217-229

Horst Siebert

The allocation approach to trade modelling: Some tests of separability between imports and domestic production and between different imported commodity groups pp. 230-251

Paul Brenton

A comparison of national and international aggregate supply and demand var models: The United States, Japan and the European economic community pp. 252-272

Ehsan Ahmed, J. Barkley Rosser and Richard Sheehan

On the volatility of exchange rates: Tests of monetary and portfolio balance models of exchange rate determination pp. 273-295

Daniel Gros

Arbitrage and interest rates on currency baskets pp. 296-310

Martin Klein

Exchange risk premia in a currency basket system pp. 311-325

Lars Hörngren and Anders Vredin

A K-percent rule for monetary policy in West Germany pp. 326-336

Joachim Scheide

A causal analysis of black and official exchange rates: The turkish case pp. 337-345

Vedat Akgiray, Kursat Aydogan, G. Booth and John Hatem

A study of the determinants of intra-industry trade among the pacific basin countries pp. 346-358

Young Lee

An implausible theory of inflation pp. 359-365

Peter Bernholz and Hans Jaksch

Estimates of the elasticities of substitution between imports and home goods for the United States: Comment pp. 366-370

Donald Rousslang

Estimates of the elasticities of substitution between imports and home goods for the United States: Reply pp. 371-374

Clinton Shiells, Robert Stern and Alan Deardorff

Trade in services and returns on foreign direct investment pp. 375-385

Eric Ramstetter and Chung Lee

Trade in services and returns on multinational activity pp. 386-391

Alan Rugman and Bernard Yeung

On the exchange-rate elasticity of the demand for international reserves: Some evidence from industrial countries — A Comment pp. 392-393

Peter Sephton

On the exchange-rate elasticity of the demand for international reserves: Some evidence from industrial countries: A reply pp. 394-396

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee and Farhang Niroomand

Image und reality of the European monetary system - A review pp. 397-405

Roland Vaubel

Book reviews pp. 406-434

Holger Schmieding, Peter Trapp, James Riedel, Wojciech Kostrzewa, Kurt Rothschild, Jamuna Agarwal, Hartmut Picht, Harmen Lehment, Torsten Tewes, Manfred Neldner, Federico Foders, Henning Klodt, Bobby Apostolakis, Siegfried Franke, Axel Busch and Hermann Sautter

1989, volume 125, articles 1

Anmerkungen zum weltwirtschaftlichen denkansatz pp. 1-16

Herbert Giersch

Is free trade passé after all? pp. 17-44

Jagdish Bhagwati

Services and service intensity in international trade pp. 45-60

Seev Hirsch

Alternative empirical estimates of trade creation and trade diversion: A comparison of the Baldwin-Murray and Verdoorn models pp. 61-73

W. Charles Sawyer and Richard Sprinkle

Granger causality between money, output, prices and interest rates: Some cross-country evidence from the period 1875–1984 pp. 74-82

Pentti Pikkarainen and Matti Virén

Price smoothing and demand noise: On business behavior and macromodels pp. 83-96

Douglas Shaller and Tsunemasa Shiba

Temporary windfalls and compensation arrangements pp. 97-113

Bela Balassa

Competition and complementarity between U.S. imports from developed and newly industrializing countries pp. 114-128

Clinton Shiells

China and the international relocation of world textile and clothing activity pp. 129-148

Kym Anderson and Young-il Park

Exchange rates and the geographic distribution of exports: Some evidence from a developing open economy pp. 149-157

Ben-Zion Zilberfarb

Monotonicity of indices of “Revealed“ comparative advantage: Empirical evidence on Hillman’s condition pp. 158-167

Serafino Marchese and Francisco Nadal De Simone

The case for rules in the conduct of monetary policy: A critique on a paper by B.T. McCallum pp. 168-178

Hans- Loef

Reply to a Comment by Hans-E. Loef pp. 179-182

Bennett McCallum

Book reviews pp. 183-211

Bernhard Fischer, Horst Tomann, Hans-Joachim Huss, Val Samonis, Siegfried Franke, Stefan Sinn, H. Gray, H. Atesoglu, Bobby Apostolakis, Roland Herrmann, Suphan Andic, Torsten Tewes and Klaus Schlote