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

1966 - 1988

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A new protectionist wave in the offing pp. 360: Günther Jantzen
One year after the Moscow treaty pp. 361: Klaus Bolz
Exchange of ideas with developing countries pp. 364-366: Gerhard Fritz
Multinational firms and the currency crisis pp. 369-371: Max Iklé
Phase II of Nixon’s new economic policy pp. 372-375: Carl Landauer
US-Reliance on foreign mineral resources pp. 375-378: Karel Holbik
Joint European development strategy pp. 379-382: Erich Ehm
Indo-Pakistan strife at the poor man’s cost pp. 383-386: M. A. Hussein Mullick

Brandt at half-time pp. 292: Hubert Höping
Monetary experts in the dark pp. 293: Carsten R. Moser
The “Terms” of british membership pp. 296-299: Hugh Corbet
Germany in the enlarged common market pp. 299-303: Dietrich Kebschull, Volker Bethke and Rasul Schams
Nixon’s jump into the cold water pp. 306-308: Carl Landauer
Problems and consequences of a price stop pp. 309-311: Johann Baptist Schöllhorn
Efforts to fill the information gap pp. 312-313: Ingo v. Jacobi
Direct investment as seen by German Industry pp. 314-317: Wolfgang Pohle
Singapore—An Asian economic miracle pp. 317-318: Ronald Holloway
The position of LDCs in foreign trade pp. 319-322: Günther Weinert

Development needs in industrial countries pp. 260: Heinz-Dietrich Ortlieb
The labour party’s dilemma pp. 263: Otto G. Mayer
Business prospects in Germany pp. 264-267: Dieter Möhring
The foreign trade policy of the EEC pp. 270-274: Ralf Dahrendorf
Nixon’s desperate attempt to fight inflation pp. 275-277: Dietrich Kebschull and Carsten R. Moser
The exchange rate and the price level pp. 278-280: Manfred Willms
Export tariffs in central African Countries pp. 281-283: Bruce Cohen, Herbert Marks and Gustav Schachter
Trade relations between the US and China pp. 283-285: Bernd Kunze

Development policy and the multinationals pp. 228: Manfred Holthus
Latin America à la Herrera pp. 231: Dietrich Kebschull
Without monetary union there is no political integration pp. 232-235: Pierre Werner
Floating exchange rates are no panacea pp. 235-237: Raymond Barre
Floating may strengthen the currency union pp. 237-239: Hans-Eckart Scharrer and Sabine Harmsen
International protection of the environment pp. 242-245: Hans-Dietrich Genscher
The EEC tariff preferences for LDCs pp. 246-249: Jürgen Kühn
Critical Notes on German Development Strategy pp. 249-252: Karl Fasbender
Economic specialists vs. dom hélder Câmara pp. 253-254: R. Cirillo

Overrated Preferences pp. 196: Dietrich Kebschull
Out-dated world monetary system pp. 197: Klaus Kwasniewski
Development policy in the conflict of opinions pp. 200-203: Erhard Eppler and Walther Leisler Kiep
A Discussion of eec’s efficiency pp. 206-209: Hartmut Berg
The aim remains: Monetary union pp. 210-211: Alwin Münchmeyer
Aid programme of the neutrals pp. 212-215: Jürgen M. Bartsch
A Ray of Hope Still Remains pp. 216-219: Anwar Iqbal Qureshi
On the road towards progress? pp. 219-221: Dieter W. Vogelsang
Changes in hamburg’s foreign trade pp. 222-224: Angela Daven

A brake for the inflation merry-go-round pp. 164-165: Hans-Jürgen Schmahl
Harmonisation of aims—essential pp. 168-170: Jörg Beyfuss
No guarantee for success of coordination pp. 170-172: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
Farmers’ riots and their background pp. 175-178: Sicco L. Mansholt
Effects of Post-War inflation pp. 179-182: Manfred Ziercke
EEC-No high hopes after paris pp. 183: Carsten R. Moser
International developments in shipping pp. 184-188: Gerhard Krause
The Church Still Has a Task pp. 188-192: Karl Wolfgang Menck

EEC:Agricultural shake-up pp. 131: Hubert Höping
Changes in capital aid pp. 134-139: Wilhelm Hanemann
Uncertain economic situation pp. 142-145: Bernhard Molitor
Illusions about development aid pp. 146-149: Emil Küng
Oil countries want independence: Lessons from the teheran-conference pp. 150-152: Ahmad Naini
Aims of the austrian clearing centre pp. 153-155: Walter Stermann
Protectionist escalation under way pp. 156-157: H. W. Dittmann
FRG and GDR in the third world pp. 158-160: Dietrich Kebschull

Allende deserves a chance pp. 99: Carsten R. Moser
Normalisation process under way pp. 102-104: Karl Schiller
Commonwealth view of british membership pp. 107-110: George Abrahamson
Prices, Earnings and terms of trade pp. 111-113: Siegfried Böttcher
Trade liberalization and development pp. 114-116: Alfred K. Ho
Open door policy and foreign investment pp. 117-120: Azhari Zahri
An appraisal of development banking pp. 121-123: Agom Eze
FRG and GDR The state of the nation’s external economy pp. 124-126: Manfred Holthus

The retrograde spiral pp. 3: Günther Jantzen
Shipping and the third world pp. 6-10: W. R. Malinowski
Why was trade protective in Japan? pp. 13-15: Tsutomu Nakamura
Change in the German foreign trade climate pp. 15-17: Wiebke Jensen and Günter Großer
The way to socialism pp. 18-21: Bernd Breuer
Special drawing rights and development aid pp. 22-24: Hans-Dieter Hanfland
The world commodity markets in 1970 pp. 24-27: Heinz Kolbe
Peterson’s recommendations inadequate pp. 27-29: M. A. Hussein Mullick