Review of World Economics (Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv)

1970 - 2025

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1988, volume 124, articles 1

Inter-industry and intra-industry specialization in manufactured goods pp. 1-13

Bela Balassa and Luc Bauwens

Intra-industry specialization and development models for the capital goods sector pp. 14-37

Staffan Jacobsson

Is there a capital shortage in Europe? pp. 38-57

Michael Burda

Fiscal and monetary policy in an open economy with staggered wages pp. 58-73

Steven Ambler

Forward rate, spot rate and risk premium: An empirical analysis pp. 74-88

Thomas Chiang and Thomas Hindelang

Alternative operating regimes for money stock control in West Germany: An empirical evaluation pp. 89-107

Juergen von Hagen

Total factor productivity growth and the productivity slowdown in the west german industrial sector, 1970-1981 pp. 108-126

Douglas Todd

European integration or world integration? pp. 127-139

Alexis Jacquemin and Andre Sapir

Partially suppressed markets: Controls, rent seeking and the cost of protection in the indian sugar industry pp. 140-160

Shyam Kamath

On the exchange-rate elasticity of the demand for international reserves: Some evidence from industrial countries pp. 161-168

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee and Farhang Niroomand

Monetary accommodation of income claims and the expectations-augmented phillips curve: In search of a stable policy rule pp. 169-177

Richard Burdekin and Paul Burkett

Anmerkungen zur berechnung der erweiterten geldbasis pp. 178-181

Hans-Joachim Jarchow

Book reviews pp. 182-206

H.Peter Gray, Bernhard Fischer, Torsten Tewes, Torsten Amelung, Peter Nunnenkamp, Ugo Fasano-Filho, Horst Siebert, Kerl-Heinz Paquè, Hartmut Picht and Ronald Weichert

1987, volume 123, articles 4

Risk premia and foreign exchange: A multiple time series approach to testing uncovered interest-rate parity pp. 579-591

Mark Taylor

Exchange rates and prices in Europe pp. 592-605

Francesco Giavazzi and Alberto Giovannini

Covered interest parity in non-dollar euromarkets pp. 606-617

Wolfgang Maennig and Warren Tease

Foreign debt and capital accumulation pp. 618-630

Horst Siebert

The effects of debt versus equity inflows on savings and growth in developing economies pp. 631-650

Ulrich Lächler and Peter Nunnenkamp

Multinationals and trade in services: A transaction cost approach pp. 651-667

Alan Rugman

Export mix adjustment to the imposition of VERs: Alternative license allocation schemes pp. 668-678

Taeho Bark and Jaime de Melo

Newly industrializing countries’ comparative advantage in manufactured goods pp. 679-696

Marcus Noland

Regulation of international trade: The United States’ generalized system of preferences scheme pp. 697-704

Don Clark

GATT and the developing world: Agenda for a new trade round pp. 705-718

H. Arndt

Multinational corporations and domestic market structure: The case of Greek manufacturing industries pp. 719-733

Constantine Bourlakis

Latin American debt and development: A review pp. 734-738

Peter Nunnenkamp

Book reviews pp. 739-789

Ashok Parikh, Friedrich Sell, Doris Grimm, Ugo Fasano-Filho, Karl-Heinz Paqué, Torsten Tewes, Gunter Lorenzen, Manfred Neldner, Hans-Joachim Jarchow, Kurt Rothschild, Ronald Weichert, Federico Foders, Henning Klodt, Hans Gottinger, Harmen Lehment, Jürgen Stehn, Thomas Heidorn and Holger Schmieding

1986, volume 122, articles 1

Stopping hyperinflations past and present pp. 1-47

Rüdiger Dornbusch and Stanley Fischer

Banks and the world’s major financial centers, 1970–1980 pp. 48-64

Sang-Rim Choi, Adrian Tschoegl and Chwo-Ming Yu

Growth patterns of the world’s largest firms, 1962–1982 pp. 65-79

Peter Hart and Robert Pearce

Technological development and export performance in LDCs: Leading engineering and chemical firms in India pp. 80-92

Sanjaya Lall

The potential benefits to LDCs of trade liberalization in beef and sugar by industrialized countries pp. 93-112

Joachim Zietz

The product pattern of intra-industry trade: Stability among countries and over time pp. 113-130

Claudy Culem and Lars Lundberg

The intra-industry trade of Benelux with the developing world pp. 131-149

P. Tharakan

Changing export patterns in Korea, Taiwan and Japan pp. 150-163

Young Lee

The effect of U.S. and Canadian wage and productivity differentials and FDI status on the Canadian propensity to import U.S. sourced products pp. 164-172

Dennis Maki and Lindsay Meredith

Administered interest rates and the demand for money in Greece under rational expectations pp. 173-188

Daniel Himarios

Book reviews pp. 189-208

Franz Gehrels, Thomas Scharping, Herbert Grubel, Sanjeev Gupta, Ugo Fasano-Filho, Walter Braeuer, Paulgeorg Juhl, Alfred Tovias, Rameshwar Tandon, Hans Gottinger, Suphan Andic and Hans Hartung

1985, volume 121, articles 4

Wirtschaftliche Zwä;nge für offene Volkswirtschaften pp. 609-627

Horst Siebert

Currency devaluation and the Cooper paradox in the open-economy macro-disequilibrium model pp. 628-637

Chun-Yan Wang and Leonard Wang

Are deviations from purchasing power parity efficient? Some further answers pp. 638-645

Ronald MacDonald

The behavior of flexible exchange rates in the short run — A systematic investigation pp. 646-660

Walter Wasserfallen and Hans Kyburz

Coordinated strategies for economic cooperation between Europe and the United States pp. 661-681

Andries Brandsma and J. Pijpers

The real exchange rate, capital inflows and inflation: Sri Lanka 1970–1982 pp. 682-702

Deepak Lal

Wage policy, competitiveness and risk management: The internal conflicts of dutch economic policy pp. 703-721

Andrew Hughes Hallett

Intraregional productivity differences in São Paulo state manufacturing plants pp. 722-740

Leo Sveikauskas, Peter Townroe and Eric Hansen

U.S. Imports by origin: A system approach pp. 741-755

Ulrich Kohli

The Iberian countries facing EC membership: Starting conditions for their industry pp. 756-778

Juergen Donges and Klaus-Werner Schatz

A financial history of western europe: A review pp. 779-785

Peter Bernholz

Rezensionen pp. 786-810

Suphan Andic, Richard Pomfret, Rameshwar Tandon, Odomar Vancraeyenest, Rolf Langhammer, Dietmar Gebert, Peter Nunnenkamp, Hubertus Müller-Groeling, Franz Gehrels, Mikuláš Luptácik, Jörg-Volker Schrader and Hilde Wander

1985, volume 121, articles 2

Rational expectations and non-neutrality of money pp. 203-216

Kiyoshi Otani

The lender-of-last-resort function in the context of national and international financial crises pp. 217-237

Emil-Maria Claassen

R&D intensity and export performance: A micro view pp. 238-251

Seev Hirsch and Ilan Bijaoui

On the role of inflation in consumption function pp. 252-260

Erkki Koskela and Matti Virén

Welfare implications of commodity price stabilization with partially flexible production, private storage and buffer-stock costs pp. 261-279

Shigeru Akiyama and Masahiro Kawai

Distortions, factor proportions and efficiency losses: Argentina in the latin american scenario pp. 280-303

Julio Nogues

Exports, growth, and catching-up: Some remarks and crude calculations pp. 304-314

Kurt Rothschild

Unemployment benefits and labor supply: A note on the theoretical foundations pp. 315-320

Brian Hillier

Wie gut sind die Prognosen der Arbeitsgemeinschaft wirtschaftswissenschaftlicher Forschungsinstitute in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland?:- Ein Kommentar pp. 321-330

Manfred Neumann and Herbert Buscher

Sind die Prognosen der Arbeitsgemeinschaft deutscher wirtschaftswissenschaftlicher Forschungsinstitute schwach rational? — Eine Antwort auf Neumann und Buscher pp. 331-345

Gebhard Kirchgässner

On measuring comparative advantage: A note on Bowen’s indices pp. 346-350

Robert Ballance, Helmut Forstner and Tracy Murray

On measuring comparative advantage: A reply and extension pp. 351-354

Harry Bowen

The role of direct foreign investment in developing east asian countries pp. 355-381

Hal Hill and Brian Johns

Losing information: The more we study the gold standard the less we know about it pp. 382-386

Charles Kindleberger

Rezensionen pp. 387-403

James Riedel, Kurt Rothschild, Ute Herdmann, Siegfried Schoppe, Paulgeorg Juhl, Franz Gehrels, Henning Klodt, H. Gray and Peter Nunnenkamp