Review of World Economics (Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv)

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1982, volume 118, articles 2

Expected inflation, wealth effects and personal expenditure pp. 205-214

J. Fortune

Inflation, wages and income distribution in manufacturing industry: France, 1969–1976 pp. 241-258

Christian Morrisson

A general equilibrium analysis of the causes of a foreign exchange crisis: The case of Turkey pp. 259-280

Kemal Dervis and Sherman Robinson

A cross-section analysis of intra-industry trade in U.S. manufacturing industries pp. 281-301

Kiertisak Toh

Intra-industry trade: The case of Sweden pp. 302-316

Lars Lundberg

Protection, the value of imports and optimal trade-restricting policies pp. 317-331

David Dickinson, Michael Driscoll and James Ford

On the meaning and measurement of product differentiation in international trade pp. 332-334

Renu Bhatia

On the meaning and measurement of product differentiation in international trade: A reply pp. 335-337

H. Gray and John Martin

Food shortage and international trade in food: Analysis of long-term trends pp. 338-365

Ranadev Banerji

Organization and economic behavior: An interpretation of recent findings pp. 366-380

Martin Spechler

1982, volume 118, articles 1

Alternative monetary policies in an inflationary equilibrium model of the open economy pp. 1-18

Jagdeep Bhandari and Stephen J Turnovsky

Some suggested improvements to a simple portfolio balance model of exchange rate determination with special reference to the U. S. dollar/Canadian dollar rate pp. 19-38

Joseph Bisignano and Kevin Hoover

Towards a theory of free economic zones pp. 39-61

Herbert Grubel

Potential Trade between Egypt and Israel pp. 62-78

Ruth Arad and Seev Hirsch

Real factor prices and German manufacturing employment: A time series analysis, 1960I–1979IV pp. 79-103

Grant Kirkpatrick

Imports of intermediate goods and the efficacy of fiscal policy under flexible exchange rates pp. 104-130

Horst Herberg, Helmut Hesse and Andreas Schuseil

Adjustment to variations in prices of imported inputs: The role of economic structure pp. 131-147

Louka Katseli and Nancy Marion

The balance of payments approach to trade tax symmetry theorems pp. 148-165

William Kaempfer and Edward Tower

Treasury revenue and foreign trade taxation pp. 166-173

Maciej Kostecki and Diéry Seck

Public finance and development pp. 174-178

Wolfgang Stolper

1981, volume 117, articles 3

Alternative theories of illegal trade: Economic consequences and statistical detection pp. 409-427

Jagdish Bhagwati

Real output effects of announced monetary policy in a small open economy pp. 428-442

Betty Daniel

Exchange rate changes and LDC export performance under generalized currency floating pp. 443-468

Romeo Bautista

The political economy of protectionism: The bureaucratic case pp. 469-496

Patrick Messerlin

A Comparative analysis of the determinants of nontraditional exports for Brazil, Israel, and South Korea pp. 497-512

Yung Yang

Trade diversion, trade creation and factor market imperfections pp. 546-561

Eden Yu

Instability of developmental imports and economic growth: A theoretical framework pp. 562-573

Salvatore Schiavo-Campo

Monetary policy rules and variances in difference equation models containing autocorrelated disturbance terms: Comment pp. 574-577

Øystein Pettersen

A note on employment effects of tariffs in a small open economy pp. 578-583

Per-Olov Johansson and Karl-Gustaf Löfgren

1981, volume 117, articles 2

What caused worldwide inflation: Excess liquidity, excessive credit, or both? pp. 213-243

James Earley

Reducing the cost of reducing inflation through gradualism, preannouncement or indexation? The international evidence pp. 244-261

José Gutierrez-Camara and Roland Vaubel

Covered arbitrage margin and transaction costs pp. 262-275

Philippe Callier

Determination of trade flows and choice of trade partners: Reconciling the Heckscher-Ohlin and the Burenstam Linder models of international trade pp. 276-297

Ruth Arad and Seev Hirsch

A new approach to estimation of the effects of non-tariff barriers to trade: An application to the Swedish textile and clothing industry pp. 298-325

Carl Hamilton

Further results on the time series analysis of real wages and employment for U. S. manufacturing, 1948–1977 pp. 326-351

Grant Kirkpatrick

Output and employment changes in a “trade sensitive” sector: Adjustment in the U. S. footwear industry pp. 352-367

John Mutti and Malcolm Bale

Price discrimination in the exports of a small economy: Empirical evidence pp. 368-379

Jacob Weinblatt and Ben-Zion Zilberfarb

The impact of protection and concentration on the labour intensity of U. K. industries: Comment pp. 380-382

Shigekazu Tanaka

Protection, concentration and labour intensity: Reply pp. 383-384

Theodore Hitiris

Foreign trade and development in Egypt pp. 389-396

Maurice Girgis

1981, volume 117, articles 1

A stochastic macroequilibrium approach to a floating exchange rate economy with interest-bearing assets pp. 1-19

Jagdeep Bhandari

The monetary approach to exchange rate determination: A geometric analysis pp. 20-29

Kenneth Clements

Explaining the international direct investment position of countries: Towards a dynamic or developmental approach pp. 30-64

John Dunning

The U.S. tariff and comparative advantage: A survey of method pp. 65-109

James Hartigan

Causality and wage price inflation in West Germany 1964–1979 pp. 110-124

Van Hoa Tran

Identification of the Lorenz curve by Lorenz coefficient pp. 125-135

Anthony Koo, Nguyen Quan and Robert Rasche

A note on the concept of two way trade pp. 136-141

Sergio Luciani

The newly-industrializing developing countries after the oil crisis pp. 142-194

Bela Balassa

1980, volume 116, articles 4

The effects of risk and return on the currency composition of money demand pp. 613-626

Marc Miles and Marion Stewart

Asset market approaches to exchange rate determination: A comparative analysis pp. 627-656

Robert Murphy and Carl Duyne

Price distortions, joint production and some international trade theorems pp. 657-668

Pasquale Sgro

Money and the production function: A case study of France pp. 685-696

Prem Laumas and Khan Mohabbat

Wage rigidity and the structure of the Austrian manufacturing industry pp. 697-728

Wolfgang Pollan

A note on some asymmetries of monetary control in open economies pp. 729-738

Dietrich Fausten

Determinants of foreign direct investment: A survey pp. 739-773

Jamuna Agarwal

1980, volume 116, articles 3

Driving forces of economic growth: What can we learn from history ? pp. 409-431

Simon Kuznets

Global monetarism — The reserve-flow equation reconsidered pp. 432-446

Girol Karacaoglu

The theory of international trade among industrial Nations pp. 447-470

H. Gray

Safeguard protection of industry in developed countries: Assessment of the implications for developing countries pp. 471-492

Linda Gard and James Riedel

On the use of futures markets for stabilization purposes pp. 493-513

Manfred Streit

A monetary interpretation of inflation: The Greek case pp. 551-559

John Leventakis

Import demand for capital equipment in the Philippines pp. 560-573

Romeo Bautista

The effects of unemployment benefits on U.S. unemployment rates: A comment pp. 576-576

Georges Dionne

Dewald and Marchon on the St. Louis Model: A comment pp. 577-577

Eduard Bomhoff

The choice between a tariff and a quota: Comment pp. 580-581

Edward Tower

American multinationals and American interests — Oder: American interests and American multinationals ? pp. 584-592

Paulgeorg Juhl

Rezensionen pp. 593-609

Siegfried Lörcher, Manfred Neidner, Roland Vaubel, Torsten Tewes and Manfred Feldsieper

1980, volume 116, articles 2

The forward exchange rate for sterling and the efficiency of expectations pp. 205-224

Paul Ormerod

The deviations from interest rate parity along the term structure of forward exchange rates pp. 225-234

Alberto Giovannini

An application of the monetary approach to black market exchange rates pp. 235-252

Sanjeev Gupta

On the implications of monetary rules in a stochastic framework pp. 253-263

David Peel

The structural pattern of LDCs’ trade in manufactures with individual and groups of DCs pp. 264-279

Carl Hamilton and Mordechai Kreinin

Determinants of intra-industry trade: Among countries and across industries pp. 280-293

Rudolf Loertscher and Frank Wolter

Textile trade and the pattern of economic growth pp. 294-306

Gregory Schmid and Owen Phillips

Elasticity pessimism, expectations, and stability of the foreign exchange market pp. 307-314

Robert Driskill

Observations on the relation between “revealed comparative advantage” and comparative advantage as indicated by pre-trade relative prices pp. 315-321

Arye Hillman

The meaning and measurement of product differentiation in international trade pp. 322-329

H. Gray and John Martin

Effects of separating management from ownership on capital utilization: A study of Malaysian manufacturing pp. 330-340

David Lim

Plant size, scale economies and “optimum” concentration levels in Australian manufacturing industries pp. 341-352

David Round

A case study of the industrial organization theory of direct foreign investment pp. 353-364

Badiul Majumdar

Internalization as a general theory of foreign direct investment: A re-appraisal of the literature pp. 365-379

Alan Rugman

Rezensionen pp. 380-403

Hans Gottinger, Hans Glismann, Gerd-R. Steffen, Peter Trapp, Paulgeorg Juhl, Harmen Lehment, Torsten Tewes, Thomas Mayer, Hans-Georg Petersen, Paulgeorg Juhl and Rolf Langhammer

1980, volume 116, articles 1

A review of recent work in the area of inflationary expectations pp. 45-86

James Chan-Lee

The joint determination of changes in output and prices in the seven main industrial countries pp. 87-113

Victor Argy and Erich SpitÄller

Tariffs and resource allocation in partial and in general equilibrium pp. 114-130

Jaime de Melo

Vorschlag für ein prognose- und simulationsmodell des umwandlungsbereichs der energiewirtschaft in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland pp. 131-161

Berndt Lehbert

Factor proportions, technology and Dutch industry’s international trade patterns pp. 162-177

M. Hulsman-Vejsová and K. Koekkoek

Rezensionen pp. 178-199

Bernd Stecher, Ingo Walter, Paulgeorg Juhl, Norbert Walter, Berndt Lehbert, Paulgeorg Juhl, Walter Freyer, K. Hennings, Torsten Tewes and Dietmar Gebert