Review of World Economics (Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv)

1970 - 2024

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1976, volume 112, articles 4

Nontariff distortions of international trade: Some preliminary empirical evidence pp. 613-625

Vernon Roningen and Alexander Yeats

A comparative survey of industrialization policies in fifteen semi-industrial countries pp. 626-659

Juergen Donges

Large scale direct OPEC investment in industrialized countries and the theory of foreign direct investment — a contradiction? pp. 660-673

Stephen Kobrin and Donald Lessard

A method of estimating elasticities in bilateral trade pp. 674-692

Norman Jones and Jacques Nusbaumer

Intermediate goods and the optimum tariff structure under neutral tariff retaliation pp. 693-710

Sukesh Ghosh

A generalized production function for West German industries pp. 749-753

K. Roskamp

On the relationship between production functions and input-output analysis with fixed value shares pp. 754-759

Paul Boer

On the measurement of capital-intensity pp. 760-766

David Lim

Work incentives in the People’s Republic of China pp. 767-791

Jan Prybyla

1976, volume 112, articles 3

Bernhard Harms lecture: Aspects of patents and licenses as stimuli to innovation pp. 417-428

Harry Johnson

Real exchange-rate changes in the European community: The empirical evidence and its implications for European currency unification pp. 429-470

Roland Vaubel

A general-equilibrium flow analysis of an open economy pp. 471-506

Yoshihide Ishiyama

Industry characteristics and the competitiveness of manufactures from less developed countries pp. 507-524

G. Helleiner

U.S. Export performance in manufacturing industries: An empirical investigation pp. 525-555

Bernard Goodman and Fikret Ceyhun

Multivariate analysis of price aspects of commodity stabilization pp. 556-564

Walter Labys and Yves Perrin

A dynamic two sector model of trade and capital movements pp. 565-579

Peter Sturm

The distribution of labor skills and the commodity composition of International trade pp. 580-583

J. Fortune

Trade effects of occupational safety and health standards pp. 584-590

Russell Settle

1976, volume 112, articles 2

Money creation in the Euro-currency market pp. 201-230

Manfred Willms

Stabilization policies: Complications of balance of payments constraints pp. 231-259

Barbara Henneberry and James Witte

The 1974 increase in oil price: Optimum tariff or transfer problem? pp. 260-273

Giorgio Basevi and Alfred Steinherr

The effects of unemployment benefits on U. S. Unemployment rates pp. 274-299

Herbert Grubel and Dennis Maki

Semi-annual wage equations for the manufacturing sectors in six major industrial countries, 1957(1)–1972 (2) pp. 300-337

Erich SpitÄller

The impact of elimination of West German quantitative restrictions on imports from centrally planned economies pp. 338-358

Thomas Wolf

On some relationships among capital theory, growth and the theory of international trade pp. 359-383

Richard Sweeney

Greek import and export demand functions: A comment pp. 384-385

T. Hitiris

Greek disaggregated import and export demand functions: A reply pp. 386-388

K. Prodromidis

1976, volume 112, articles 1

The case as of 1976 for International commodity-reserve currency pp. 1-32

Albert Hart

Portfolio adjustment in open economies: A comparison of alternative specifications pp. 33-72

Polly Allen and Peter Kenen

Equilibrium and disequilibrium in the international money market pp. 73-90

Robert Aliber

Commodity trade and factor mobility as imperfect substitutes pp. 91-110

Franz Gehrels

Economies of scale, factor intensities and substitution: Micro estimates for Malaysia’s manufacturing industries pp. 111-135

Lutz Hoffmann and Bernhard Weber

Some investigations of demand and supply functions for money in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1965–1974 pp. 136-164

Stephen Frowen and Philip Arestis

1975, volume 111, articles 4

Money demand and the terms of trade pp. 623-633

Edward Tower

Conditions for monetary integration — A geometric interpretation pp. 634-646

Paul Grauwe

On adjustment and reserve policies in cases of conflicting and compatible targets pp. 647-660

Sixten Korkman

An elasticity version of the equation of exchange pp. 661-675

M. Bronfenbrenner

Merger theory, property rights and the pattern of U. S. Direct Investment in Canada pp. 676-698

H. Baumann

Optimal and actual policies for price stability and high employment and the Canadian price-unemployment cycle pp. 699-713

Willy Sellekaerts

Some interrelationships between import substitution and export promotion in a small economy pp. 714-727

Richard Pomfret

Some applications of a result in control theory to economic planning models pp. 728-751

Hans Gottinger

Workers who produce knowledge: A steady increase, 1900 to 1970 pp. 752-759

Fritz Machlup and Trude Kronwinkler

Controversies on market failure in rewarding inventors pp. 760-769

Charles Blankart

Direct foreign investment in a socialist labor-managed economy the Yugoslav experience pp. 770-784

C. Chittle

1975, volume 111, articles 3

Shorter-run problems of the balance of payments pp. 423-438

G. McKenzie

The impact of export subsidy and tax programs on effective protection pp. 439-453

Tracy Murray and Ingo Walter

Two-way International trade: An econometric analysis pp. 454-465

Emilio Pagoulatos and Robert Sorensen

Substitution of academically trained by other manpower pp. 466-476

Jan Tinbergen

Germany’s overtaking of England, 1806–1914 pp. 477-504

Charles Kindleberger

The nature and determinants of export-oriented direct foreign investment in a developing country: A case study of Taiwan pp. 505-528

James Riedel

Hypothesen zur Internationalen konjunkturtransmission pp. 529-563

Gerhard Graf

International trade and environmental controls: Comment pp. 564-567

Charles Pearson

International trade and environmental controls: Reply pp. 568-568

Ingo Walter

Resource withdrawal, productivity effect and environmental policy: Comment pp. 569-572

Horst Siebert

Trade stability of the Balkan economies, 1956–1970 pp. 573-584

Eleftherios Botsas

Rural-urban migration, urban underemployment and earnings differentials in Pakistan pp. 585-598

G. Mujahid

I. Allgemeine Wirstchaftslehre pp. 599-607

Olaf Hübler, Manfred Feldsieper, Klaus-Werner Schatz and Klaus-Dieter Schmidt

III. Weltwirtschaft und Wirtschaft einzlner Länder und Gebiete pp. 608-614

Hans KrÄmer, G. Ray and Jurgen Donges

V. Wrischaftsordnung und soziale Verfassung pp. 615-616

Karl-Ernst Schenk

IX. Geld und Kapital pp. 616-618

Manfred Feldsieper

XI. Öffentliche Finanzen pp. 618-620

R. Hagemann

XIV. Forschung und Lehre pp. 620-621

Klaus Brockhoff

1975, volume 111, articles 2

Current problems of the International Monetary System: Three analyses pp. 203-221

Harry Johnson

Export structure, export flexibility and competitiveness pp. 222-242

Kurt Rothschild

Trade-diverting customs unions, welfare and factor market imperfections pp. 243-252

Gunnar FlØystad

Germany’s overtaking of England, 1806–1914 pp. 253-281

Charles Kindleberger

Machinery in the United States, Sweden, and Germany — An Assessment of changes in comparative advantage pp. 282-309

Frank Weiss and Frank Wolter

Discriminatory and Nondiscriminatory Spatial Prices and Outputs under Varying Market Conditions pp. 310-332

M. Greenhut and Hiroshi Ohta

Income inequality and unemployment in LDCs: Some implications of a simple “Structuralist” model pp. 333-355

Lawrence Mansfield and J. Wogart

A note on short-run greek labor emigration to Germany pp. 356-361

Andre Sapir

A note on short-run greek labor emigration to Germany: Reply pp. 362-363

Eleftherios Botsas

A note on International reserves when treated as a portfolio choice problem pp. 364-366

Barry Lesser

Exchange rate flexibility and the demand for international reserves: Reply pp. 367-369

John Makin

Greek disaggregated import and export demand functions pp. 370-380

K. Prodromidis

Gleichgewichtstheorien und wechselkurse pp. 381-386

Roland Vaubel

I. Allgemeine Wirstchaftslehre pp. 387-398

Richard Pomfret, Wilfried Fuhrmann, Kurt Rothschild, Juergen Donges, Silvio Borner and Bettina Hürni

II. Allgemeine und angewandte Statistik pp. 398-401

Torsten Tewes

III. Weltwirtschaft und Wirtschaft einzlner Länder und Gebiete pp. 401-409

Sven Heldt, Rolf Langhammer, James Riedel, Ranadev Banerji and Hilde Wander

IV. Bevölkerung und Arbeit pp. 409-412

Hilde Wander

IX. Geld und Kapital pp. 412-418

Norbert Walter, Hans Krämer and J. Agarwal

XI. Öffentliche Finanzen pp. 418-421

H. Weise

1975, volume 111, articles 1

Der monetÄre ansatz der zahlungsbilanztheorie pp. 1-23

Emil-Maria Ciaassen

Economic policy in an open economy under alternative exchange rate systems: Effectiveness and stability in the short and long run pp. 24-51

Alfred Steinherr

An examination of wage change determinants in seven industrial sectors, 1965–1970 pp. 52-78

W. Wilford and M. Poe

A new view of the product cycle theory pp. 79-99

Joseph Finger

The disguised unemployment controversy and the capital shortage model pp. 100-120

Efthimios Pournarakis

The export performance of east European Nations in Western Markets pp. 121-137

Josef Brada and Larry Wipf

Socialist International Economics — An East European model of trade, decentralization and growth pp. 138-158

Phillip Bryson

Note on “Devaluation, capital flows and the balance of payments: A respecification” pp. 159-161

Philippe Callier

Devaluation, capital flows and the balance of payments: A reply pp. 162-163

Todd Sandler

Mass mobilization as a strategy of economic development: The case of chinese agriculture in yenan period (1936–45) and post-1949 period pp. 164-175

Robert Hsu

I. Allgemeine Wirstchaftslehre pp. 177-182

Horst Siebert and B. Hubka

II. Allgemeine und angewandte Statistik pp. 182-183

Torsten Tewes

III. Weltwirtschaft und Wirtschaft einzlner Länder und Gebiete pp. 183-194

Torsten Tewes, Rolf Langhammer, Karin Thone, Richard Pomfret and Karel Holbik

V. Wrischaftsordnung und soziale Verfassung pp. 194-198

Theodor Dams

IX. Geld und Kapital pp. 198-202

Nobert Walter, Hans-Gert Braun and Wolf Schafer