Intereconomics – Review of European Economic Policy (1966 - 1988)

1966 - 1988

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Successful exchange market interventions? pp. 1-2: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
Monetary co-operation in Europe pp. 3-7: Gerhard Maier
Trends in the international competitiveness of industrial countries pp. 8-14: Georg Koopmann and Christian Langer
The governmental promotion of technological progress pp. 15-18: Klaus-Dirk Henke
The impact of agricultural price policy in developing countries pp. 19-24: J. A. Mollett
Structural adjustment programmes in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 25-28: Ralf M. Mohs
Savings mobilisation in developing countries pp. 30-34: Uwe Corsepius
SYSMIN: An evaluation pp. 35-38: Wolfgang Maennig
The dark side of the “employment miracle” in the USA pp. 39-48: Wolfgang Cornetz
World economy burdened by imbalances pp. 49-52: Günter Großer and Günter Weinert

The arduous beginnings of EC reform pp. 273-281: Rudolf Hrbek
Pressure group power in the European Community pp. 282-289: Alan Butt Philip
The common transport policy of the EEC pp. 290-296: Charles C. McKay
EC agricultural policy and international trade pp. 297-302: Eckart Guth
The Soviet Union in Search of a New Economic Model pp. 303-308: Andreas Polkowski

UNCTAD VII — return to realism pp. 209-210: Dietrich Kebschull
Financial markets at the crossroads: Fears of a great crash pp. 211-215: Beate Reszat
The european monetary system 1979–1987: Why has it worked? pp. 216-222: Joachim Fels
International consequences of US trade policy pp. 223-226: Raimund Medrisch
Services and the GATT pp. 227-234: Siegried Schultz
Developing countries and services in the uruguay round pp. 234-242: Ad Koekkoek
The nature of urbanisation in LDCs pp. 243-248: Barkat Alam
The costs and benefits of Greek EC membership pp. 249-257: Heinz-Jurgen Axt

EC: Harmonization by competition pp. 161-162: Armin Gutowski
Will agriculture always remain a problem in GATT? pp. 163-167: Stefan Tangermann
Growth, innovation and international competitiveness pp. 168-174: J. Paul and Paul Welfens
Third world industrialisation-The consequences for Western Europe pp. 175-181: J. Stuart Wabe
Retroactive terms adjustment pp. 182-189: George Abbott
The economics of South African sanctions pp. 190-198: Jesmond Blumenfeld
Soviet-type economies and reform failures - A touch of the socialist midas pp. 199-205: Jan Winiecki

World economy in low gear pp. 105-106: Günter Großer
Technical analysis and computer trading: Foreign exchange market intervention revisited pp. 107-111: Beate Reszat
Are the western welfare states still competitive? pp. 112-119: Alfred Pfaller
Debt-equity swaps and the heavily indebted countries pp. 120-124: Wolfgang Spieles
The role of the agricultural sector in LDCs pp. 125-128: Dietrich Kebschull
Farm prices and agricultural production in developing countries pp. 129-136: Hans-Bernd Schafer
Food aid: An effective instrument of development policy? pp. 137-144: Siegfried Schultz
Commission proposals on budgetary and financial reform pp. 145-150: Gerhard Stahl

Thirty years EEC treaty pp. 57-58: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
The US dollar- scenario of a world currency pp. 59-68: Hans E. Büschgen
The income efficiency of government expenditure on agricultural policy pp. 69-78: Ulrich Koester and Ernst-August Nuppenau
Advanced information and communications technologies: Challenges and opportunities pp. 79-84: Wolfgang Michalski
UNCTAD VII-what is really at stake pp. 85-92: Heinrich Dehn
Some critical aspects of EC development Co-operation pp. 93-98: El-Shagi El-Shagi
Sluggish raw material markets pp. 99-102: Heinz Kolbe

Dangerous trends in US trade policy pp. 1-2: Georg Koopman
Monetary co-operation within the EC pp. 3-8: Alfred Nydegger
Protectionism—A necessary price for achieving the European internal market? pp. 9-13: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
GATT and the “Uruguay Round” pp. 14-20: Rudolf Adlung
Free markets versus political consensus: The international competitiveness of societies pp. 21-28: Michael Dauderstädt
The economic system and economic development pp. 29-33: Karl Fasbender and Dietrich Kebschull
South-South trade: Is integration a solution? pp. 34-39: Thomas Straubhaar
Integration theory and the problems of integration policy in the Third World pp. 41-48: Volker Nienhaus
World economy lacks momentum pp. 49-52: Günter Großer and Günter Weinert