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

1966 - 1988

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Volume 05, issue 12, 1970

The missing link pp. 365

Dietrich Kebschull

Developed and developing countries in imf cooperation or confrontation pp. 368-370

Günther Schleiminger

A critical reply to dom hélder câmara pp. 371-374

Jürgen Westphalen

A model for Africa? pp. 375-376

Bernd Koch

Economic effects of the vietnam de-escalation pp. 377-379

Horst Regling

Oil gates remain ajar but not open pp. 380-382

Gustav Schachter

Strong british doubts about membership pp. 383-386

Hugh Corbet

An example of economic planning: The centraal planbureau presents the forecast for 1968/73 pp. 387-388

Walter G. Hoffmann

Prospects of the North German coast pp. 389-392

Hans Spilker

Volume 05, issue 11, 1970

The big show of world bank and IMF pp. 333

Carsten R. Moser

Dialogue with Latin America on economics pp. 336-337

Karl Schmidt

A German/Latin American economic congress? pp. 338-340

Jürgen Westphalen

Commodity problems of developing countries pp. 341-343

Jürgen Kühn

A Scheme for enforcing the tin ceiling price pp. 344-346

Christopher D. Rogers

Toward a world central bank pp. 347-349

Karl Blessing

Cabora bassa-Dispute about a dam pp. 350

Wolfgang Reisener

Economic policy and social policy pp. 351-354

Heinz Lampert

The American chemical industry in the EEC pp. 355-360

Klaus-Michael Loibl

Volume 05, issue 10, 1970

Trade and politics pp. 299

Hubert Höping

European monetary union: No first step to political union pp. 302-304

Max Iklé

Renunciation of sovereignty the pivotal political problem pp. 305-307

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

Number one in international trade pp. 308-311

Udo Hammer and Dieter Stentzel

Multinational corporation techniques pp. 312-316

Eckard Paul Imhof

Effects of a national merchant fleet pp. 317-320

Artur Rommel

Planning for regional trade pp. 321-325

Thomas Geer

Volume 05, issue 9, 1970

Cuba rotting in the sun pp. 267

Wolfgang Reisener

Reshaping German development aid pp. 270-274

Karl-Heinz Sohn

Basic foreign trade characteristics pp. 275-278

Hubertus Adebahr

Focus on double taxation agreements pp. 279-281

Karl Wolfgang Menck

Reforming the UN system: A radical proposal pp. 282-285

J. H. Richards

Tariff preferences for the third world pp. 285-288

Benjamin I. Cohen

Keeping control of industrial mergers pp. 289-294

Colin Jones

Volume 05, issue 8, 1970

Special drawing rights — A first accounting pp. 235

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

Excellent prospects in developing countries pp. 241-242

Carsten R. Moser

International trade and monetary system pp. 243-245

O. Issing

Association problems of African States pp. 246-248

Dieter Friedrichs

Transport by inland container pp. 249-251

Hellmuth St. Seidenfus

Stabilisation through monetary reforms pp. 252-255

Anghel N. Rugina

Land reform in India pp. 256-257

M. R. Hazaray

Israel — A model of economic development pp. 258-262

Marion Mushkat

Volume 05, issue 7, 1970

The neutrals out in the cold pp. 203

Otto Gustav Mayer

Trade relations in a difficult period pp. 206-208

Olivier Long

Exports and economic growth pp. 209-211

Wolfgang Michalski

International activities of German Banks pp. 212-214

Friedhelm Ost

Eurodollar and the world economy pp. 215-217

George F. Ray

Reduction of deficits of payments pp. 218-222

Emil Küng

Import substitution and industrialisation pp. 222-225

Maurice Scott

In search for capital resources pp. 226-230

Josef Zlámal

Volume 05, issue 6, 1970

Protectionism and preferences pp. 171

Günther Jantzen

Chemistry-A prime mover of the economy: Switzerland's world-minded chemical industry pp. 174-176

V. H. Umbricht

German chemicals in the world's markets pp. 177-179

Rolf Sammet

Need for chemical cooperation in Austria pp. 180-181

Hans Buchner

The discussion about “Co-determination” pp. 182-185

Bruno Molitor

Developments in the British money markets pp. 186-189

Michael Artis

The FAO indicative world plan pp. 190-192

Karl Fasbender

Promotion of trade through fairs pp. 192-195

Rost Siegfried

Hamburg - An Up-to-Date Port pp. 196-198

Karl-Ludwig Mönkemeier

Volume 05, issue 5, 1970

Who is going to pay for it? pp. 139

Carsten R. Moser

Importance of trade for development pp. 142-146

R. D. Lorenz-Meyer

Export trade-A key problem pp. 147-150

Sigvard Clasen

Development of the German money market pp. 151-154

Johannes Völling

Money and banking under the new system pp. 154-157

J. Wilczynski

Major changes in mining policy pp. 158-159

R. G. Holloway

Wilting down the “Beetle”-Myth? pp. 160-161

Ingo v. Jacobi

Growth achievements and targets pp. 162-166

Shin Joe Kang

Volume 05, issue 4, 1970

Trade war between USA and EEC pp. 99

Dietrich Kebschul

Discount rate at 7.5 per cent pp. 102

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

EEC: Pessimism unwarranted pp. 103-105

Jean Rey

The European economic challenge pp. 106-108

Gustav Schachter and Bruce C. Cohen

The crawling peg—its inflationary effects pp. 109-114

Otto Veit

Germany’s relations with Africa pp. 115-118

Hans Wallner

New aspects of research on DC’s pp. 119-122

Hans A. Havemann and Seifert Hubertus

Limits to the cost of the Mansholt Plan pp. 125-128

Gerhard Wirth

Establishment of an automotive industry pp. 129-134

Joachim Zahn

Volume 05, issue 3, 1970

Revolt of youth and intelligentsia pp. 66-67

Heinz-Dietrich Ortlieb

Highlights of the brandt government’s economic policy pp. 70-72

Klaus Dieter Arndt

Strategy for an open world economy pp. 73-76

Hugh Corbet

Monetary policy and the trade cycle pp. 77-81

Jürgen Siebke and Manfred Willms

Politics and economic rationality pp. 82-84

Andreas Predöhl

Economic outlook for 1970 pp. 85-88

Wertheimer Robert G.

Volume 05, issue 2, 1970

After the take-off pp. 34-35

Hubert Höping

Broad investment opportunities in Latin America pp. 38-40

Miguel S. Wionczek

Problems of LDC-collaboration pp. 41-44

Gerald M. Meier

Financial policies and business activity pp. 45-49

Fritz Neumark

The long-term energy supply pp. 50-54

Hans-Helmut Kuhnke

Entering into the seventies pp. 54-56

Carsten R. Moser

A basic pre-condition of development pp. 57-62

Mihai C. Demetrescu

Volume 05, issue 1, 1970

Resignation unjustified? pp. 3

Otto Gustav Mayer

Guarded optimism about world food prospects pp. 6-10

A. H. Boerma

Realistic rather than provocative strategy pp. 11-13

Wilfried Guth

Efforts in development aid pp. 14-17

Tsutomu Nakamura

A centre of international growth pp. 17-20

Hans-Jürgen Harborth

Highly successful work of IDB pp. 21-23

Albrecht Kruse-Rodenacker

IDA — shortcomings in the lending policy pp. 23-25

J. H. Richards

Guide-lines for port development pp. 26-30

P. E. Stonham