Review of World Economics (Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv)

1970 - 2024

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1979, volume 115, articles 4

Impact and long-run effects of economic disturbances in a dynamic model of exchange rate determination pp. 605-628

Hans Genberg and Henryk Kierzkowski

Aspects of growth, structural change, and employment A schumpeterian perspective pp. 629-652

Herbert Giersch

Import instability and LDCs’ response: The destabilization of the inflow of capital and intermediate goods pp. 653-669

Klaus-O. Junginger-Dittel and Helmut Reisen

The impact of protection and concentration on the labour intensity of U.K. industries pp. 670-679

Theodore Hitiris

The geometry of community indifference curves pp. 680-700

Edward Tower

A theory of customs union: The three country-two good case pp. 701-715

Raymond Riezman

Nontraded goods and customs unions theory pp. 716-728

Eden Yu

The choice between a tariff and a quota under uncertainty pp. 729-735

Claus Vastrup

A note on tariffs, quotas and the Metzler Paradox: An alternative approach pp. 736-741

Werner Haan and Patrice Visser

A note on fiscal policy under perfect capital mobility in a Keynesian two country world pp. 742-744

S. Wijnbergen

Export instability and economic structure: An east-west comparison pp. 745-755

David Brodsky and Gary Sampson

Trade expansion with less developed countries: Comment pp. 756-759

Charles Pearson

Trade expansion with less developed countries: Reply pp. 760-762

P. Grauwe, W. Keimes, T. Peeters and R. Straelen

Turkey’s advance or retrogression? pp. 763-768

Asim Erdilek

Rezensionen pp. 769-804

K. Hennings, Horst Brezinski, Manfred Neumann, Rudolf Adlung, Heinz Kurz, Paulgeorg Juhl, Udo Simonis, Karin Peschel, Wolf SchÄfer, Kazimierz Laski, J. Perkins, Manfred Neldner, Berndt Lehbert, George McKenzie, Rolf Langhammer and Richard Pomfret

1979, volume 115, articles 3

Money stock control in the EEC countries pp. 401-424

Michele Fratianni and Mustapha Nabli

The reaction of prices and of the balance of payments to revaluation of the Deutsche Mark pp. 425-449

Alfred Steinherr and Colette Morel

Ein exportallokationsmodell für die westlichen industrielÄnder pp. 450-466

Egon Smeral

Wohlfahrtseffekte von bufferstocks zur glÄttung von preisschwankungen auf den weltrohstoffmÄrkten pp. 467-484

Hans Glismann and Horst Rodemer

The vintage approach to output and employment growth in the Netherlands, 1921–1976 pp. 485-507

S. Kuipers, Joan Muysken and J. Sinderen

On the sectoral patterns of West German manufacturing investment in less developed countries: The impact of firm size, factor intensities and protection pp. 508-521

Paulgeorg Juhl

The interest parity theorem, invariance, and the instantaneous forward premium: A clarification pp. 522-526

Guglielmo Garlato

More on the instantaneous premium: A reply pp. 527-535

Harold Payson

Comments on aggregation and misspecification biases in estimates of factor elasticity of substitution pp. 536-539

Andreas Kintis

Note on “economic policy in an open economy under alternative exchange rate systems: Effectiveness and stability in the short and long run” pp. 540-542

Howard Petith

Economic policy in an open economy: A reply pp. 542-542

Alfred Steinherr

Tariff reductions under the Tokyo round: A review of their effects on trade flows, employment, and welfare pp. 543-572

Mordechai Kreinin and Lawrence Officer

Rezensionen pp. 573-600

Hans-Georg Petersen, Paulgeorg Juhl, Hilde Wander, Berndt Lehbert, Ulrich Fehl, Gunter Steinmann, Manfred Neldner, Ranadev Banerji, Harald Hagemann and Torsten Tewes

1979, volume 115, articles 2

The dynamics of an open economy with endogenous monetary and fiscal policies pp. 201-223

Stephen J Turnovsky

Indexed deposits and price expectations pp. 242-254

Pentti Vartia

European monetary unification and the eurodollar market pp. 255-271

John Marthinsen and Stephen Miller

Factor intensity reversals: Conceptual experiments with traded goods aggregates pp. 272-283

Arye Hillman and Seev Hirsch

Notes on the structure of production: Market oriented and Soviet-type economies pp. 284-296

Prem Laumas and John Soper

The potential for mutually beneficial trade negotiations between the United States and advanced LDCs pp. 297-314

Gerald Lage and Frank Kiang

The effect of tariff and non-tariff barriers on U. S. sugar imports pp. 315-324

Hans Kruijk

Multinationals and market structure in an open developing economy: The case of Malaysia pp. 325-350

Sanjaya Lall

Border tax adjustments and countervailing duties pp. 351-355

Roy Ruffin

Econometric estimates of India’s export demand parameters: A critical survey pp. 356-371

Nurali Peera

1979, volume 115, articles 1

A common specification of price, output, and unemployment rate responses to demand pressure and import prices in six industrial countries pp. 1-19

William Dewald and Maurice Marchon

Financial programming in the framework of optimal control pp. 20-37

Chorng-Huey Wong and Øystein Pettersen

On the locomotive theory in international macroeconomics pp. 38-50

Martin Bronfenbrenner

Interest rates in the U. S. and eurodollar markets pp. 51-67

Ian Giddy, Gunter Dufey and Sangkee Min

On the measurement of imported inflation in developing countries pp. 68-80

Edmund Sheehey

The pattern of trade in individual products: A test of simple theories pp. 81-98

Ehsan Choudhri

Trade expansion with the less developed countries and employment: A case study of belgium pp. 99-115

P. Grauwe, W. Kennes, T. Peeters and R. Straelen

Productivity of foreign and domestic firms in Indian industries pp. 116-127

Jamuna Agarwal

Scale and technology in Malaysian manufacturing pp. 128-136

David Lim

The Leontief paradox in a multi-country setting: Comments pp. 137-145

Gideon Fishelson

The leontief paradox in a multi-country setting: Reply pp. 146-148

Seev Hirsch

Recent changes in developing country exports pp. 149-165

Alexander Yeats

The ingredients of growth in industrial countries pp. 166-170

Charles Kindleberger