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

1966 - 1988

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Volume 21, issue 6, 1986

25 years of German development aid pp. 261-262

Dietrich Kebschull

New situations facing the NICs in East Asia pp. 263-268

Detlef Lorenz

Second thoughts on MIGA pp. 269-276

Stefan Sinn

The contribution of foreign direct investment to exports: An empirical study of 23 LDCs pp. 277-282

Gladson Nwanna

The role of entrepreneurial cooperation pp. 283-288

Christian Uhlig

The “Machine contribution” in the European scene pp. 288-294

Jan Peeters

Urban economics and development: China’s urban regions as a hindrance to development pp. 295-299

Franz Peter Lang

US trade policy in an unbalanced world economy pp. 300-308

Georg Koopmann

Volume 21, issue 5, 1986

Has the Baker plan failed? pp. 213-214

Rainer Erbe

Is there an alternative to floating exchange rates? pp. 215-223

Olaf Sievert

Private ECUs: Unhappy triad pp. 224-231

Peter Bofinger

The next GATT round: Bilateralism versus multilateralism? pp. 232-238

Gernot Klepper

South-South trade: Some recent trends pp. 239-245

Thomas Straubhaar

Protectionism in international insurance transactions pp. 246-250

Richard Senti

Telecommunications — International trade and US trade policy pp. 251-258

Thomas Schnöring

Volume 21, issue 4, 1986

Common security and East-West trade pp. 161-162

Klaus Bolz

Target zones for the US dollar? pp. 163-169

Wolfgang Filc

Innovations in the international financial markets pp. 170-175

Gerhard Maier

Is development aid superfluous? Aid has not lived up to expectations pp. 176-180

Ulrich Hiemenz

A qualified plea for development aid pp. 180-185

Franz Nuscheler

State enterprises in developing countries pp. 186-193

Peter Nunnenkamp

Economic relations with the Third World pp. 194-202

Siegfried Schultz and Heinrich Machowski

The USSR’s economic strategy up to the year 2000: Aims, methods and chances of success pp. 203-209

Dieter Lösch

Volume 21, issue 3, 1986

Targeting the exchange rate? pp. 109-110

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

Crisis management in exchange rate policy pp. 111-116

Joachim Starbatty

Combating capital flight from developing countries pp. 117-123

Wilhelm Nölling

Employment trends in the USA, Japan and the EC pp. 124-129

Eckhardt Wohlers

EC reform inch by inch pp. 130-136

Rudolf Hrbek

The economics of Third World arms imports pp. 137-141

Thomas Straubhaar

China’s reform of socialism on trial pp. 142-149

Armin Bohnet and Günter Jaehne

Volume 21, issue 2, 1986

World economy: Restrained expansion in 1986 pp. 53-56

Günter Großer and Günter Weinert

A new oil price shock pp. 57-58

Günter Großer

A new round of rescheduling? pp. 59-68

Armin Gutowski

Technologies of the future: Security and competition aspects pp. 68-74

Rolf Hasse

The MFA: Its costs and consequences pp. 75-80

Dean Spinanger and Joachim Zietz

The market economy: No panacea for developing countries pp. 81-85

Dieter Schumacher

The economic, social and political prerequisites of development pp. 86-93

Herbert Wilkens, Hans J. Petersen and Siegfried Schultz

The EC’s pre-accession aid to Portugal: A critical look pp. 94-100

Michael Dauderstädt

GATT’s role in East-West trade pp. 102-106

Klaus Bolz and Petra Pissulla

Volume 21, issue 1, 1986

European community: A new dimension pp. 1-2

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

The European initiative EUREKA: The Concept and Aims of EUREKA pp. 3-6

Lutz G. Stavenhagen

The prerequisites for a spectacular programme pp. 6-8

Otto Wolff Amerongen

The significance of the EEC’s Generalized System of Preferences pp. 9-14

Axel Borrmann

Exchange market intervention and the US dollar pp. 15-25

Wolfgang Filc and Jörg Kuhlmann

Processing and marketing raw materials: Structures, opportunities and obstacles pp. 27-33

Axel J. Halbach

Is a second debt crisis looming? pp. 34-37

Lukas Menkhoff and Friedrich L. Sell

The cultural dimension of development pp. 38-45

Pierre Pascallon

Thoughts on the Establishment of the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency pp. 46-52

Dietrich Kebschull

Volume 20, issue 6, 1985

United Nations: The final curtain? pp. 253-254

Otto G. Mayer

A GATT for the mercantilists? pp. 255-260

Detlef Lorenz

The international repercussions of EC agricultural policy pp. 261-267

Peter Michael Schmitz

The flight of capital from developing countries pp. 268-275

Susanne Erbe

Industry-specific strategies in a protectionist world pp. 275-283

Robert Ballance

Commodity price stabilization and the developing countries pp. 284-287

Jaleel Ahmad

Oil prices and the developing countries: The evidence of the last decade pp. 288-295

Graciela Chichilnisky

Expansion of the public sector, the current account and the exchange rate pp. 296-300

Renate Ohr

Volume 20, issue 5, 1985

Defusing the monetary time bomb pp. 205-206

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

The “Spirit of Bandung” 1955–1985: Thirty years since the Bandung Conference pp. 207-210

Volker Matthies

Vertical integration by oil exporting countries pp. 211-216

Horst Siebert and Michael Rauscher

Can the EC Mediterranean policy be revitalised? pp. 216-221

Roland Siebeke

Is an ECU parallel currency the way to achieve European monetary integration? pp. 222-227

Peter Bofinger

The Euromarket in the face of change pp. 228-233

Wolfgang Gerhardt

Principles, problems and perspectives of Islamic banking pp. 233-238

Volker Nienhaus

Project appraisal in development assistance pp. 239-244

Hans H. Lembke

America’s shifting emphasis to the Pacific pp. 245-250

Jens D. Biermeier

Volume 20, issue 4, 1985

From transatlantic partnership to permanent war? pp. 157-158

Manfred Holthus

Issues of European monetary integration pp. 159-167

Heinrich Matthes

The IMF’s adjustment concept: A strategy for a permanent solution to the debt crisis? pp. 168-174

Veronika Büttner

The lending policy of the International Monetary Fund pp. 174-179

Wolfgang Wetter

Underdevelopment through isolationism? Dependency theory in retrospect pp. 180-187

Hermann Sautter

Revival of “inward-oriented development”? The economic policy stance of the church in Latin America pp. 187-191

Franz Peter Lang

A new International Tin Agreement? pp. 192-196

Günter Behrendt

The causes of real exchange rate movements pp. 198-201

Beate Reszat

Volume 20, issue 3, 1985

World economy — Recovery still on a tightrope pp. 105-106

Günter Großer

The international debt crisis and the banks pp. 107-113

Otmar Emminger

Hard currency indebtedness of the developed socialist countries pp. 114-121

Paul-Günther Schmidt

Deficiencies of orthodox foreign trade theory with regard to employment pp. 122-129

Detlef Lorenz

The effects of tied and untied development loans pp. 130-135

Manfred Holthus and Dietrich Kebschull

Do public budget deficits crowd out private capital expenditures? The case of the United States, 1981–1984 pp. 136-140

Hans-Peter Fröhlich

Monetary control in open economies: National versus global monetarism pp. 141-146

Gerhard Maier

Volume 20, issue 2, 1985

Hunger in Africa— A worldwide challenge pp. 57-58

Dietrich Kebschull

The international competitiveness of Europe, the USA and Japan pp. 59-64

Dietmar Keller

Western aid and trade policy trends pp. 65-72

Siegfried Schultz

The transfer of technology to developing countries: Analytical concepts and economic policy aspects pp. 73-81

Lutz Hoffmann

Regional rural development: The need for deregulation pp. 82-86

Karl Fasbender

Migrants' remittances and economic activity pp. 87-92

Thomas Straubhaar

Integration and convergence: Lessons from greece's experience in the European Community pp. 93-97

G. N. Yannopoulos

Prospects for greater competition amongst European Community airlines pp. 98-102

C. J. Redston

Volume 20, issue 1, 1985

CMEA: A new phase of economic growth? pp. 1-2

Klaus Bolz

European Agricultural Policy: Is there really no alternative? pp. 3-9

Eckart Guth

The employment of foreigners in Western European industrial countries pp. 10-15

Heinz Werner

The significance of labour migration for the workers' countries of origin pp. 15-20

Thomas Straubhaar

Can the second generation succeed? pp. 21-26

Ralf M. Mohs

The role of the state in foreign borrowing by developing countries pp. 27-35

Susanne Schattner and Klaus Stanzel

The South Bank: An economic assessment pp. 36-42

John C. Fahy

China's new economic policy pp. 43-51

Armin Bohnet and Günther Jaehne

World economy: Restrained trend in 1985 pp. 52-56

Günter Großer and Günter Weinert