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

1966 - 1988

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Volume 03, issue 12, 1968

Lip-service to “aid by trade” pp. 355

Heinz-Dietrich Ortlieb

Prestige versus Reason in Currency Policy pp. 357

Dietrich Kebschull

Association of African states with the EEC pp. 359-362

H. Hendus

Social structures in economic development pp. 363-367

Mark Z. Fabrycy

The incidence of liner freight charges pp. 368-371

Paul E. Stonham

Aspects of agrarian reform pp. 372-376

Karel Holbik

Common trade policy—EEC’s cinderella pp. 376-377

Herbert Weichmann

Industrial versus developing countries pp. 378-379

Sushila Gosalia

Volume 03, issue 11, 1968

Revival of US protectionism? pp. 323

Werner Hachmeier

Trade Fair for developing countries pp. 326-329

M. Busche

The psychic distance factor pp. 330-331

Leon Zurawicki

Problems of heavy industry—Brazil pp. 332-335

H. J. Otto

The US balance of payments problem pp. 336-337

Walter P. Egle

Thoughts on professional counselling pp. 338-340

Dieter Danckwortt

Zambia—Land of problems pp. 341-343

Hans Cohn

Performance of Japanese economy pp. 343-345

Tsutomu Nakamura

Achievements of development aid pp. 346-347

R. G. Holloway

Development aid at great cost pp. 350

Dietrich Kebschull

Volume 03, issue 10, 1968

A plea for East-West trade pp. 287

Dietrich Kebschull

There is no need to consider revaluation pp. 290-295

Wilhelm Hankel

Has the federal government an alternative? pp. 295-297

Hans-Jürgen Schmahl

Impact on British balance of payments pp. 298-302

Paul Streeten

Concepts of national development aid pp. 305-309

Klaus Linke

OPEC and the strategy of oil pp. 309-312

M. R. Kumara Swamy and All Jaidah

Regional development and migration policy pp. 312-315

Azhari Zahri

Container via Hamburg pp. 316-318

Hubertus Hoeping

Volume 03, issue 9, 1968

Another decade of frustration? pp. 255

Wolfgang Reisener

The two-tier gold system—A permanent solution? pp. 258-262

Otmar Emminger

SDR will rationalise the world's currency system pp. 262-264

Wilhelm Hankel

EEC in need of a currency Union pp. 264-266

Alwin Münchmeyer

Mergers versus competition? pp. 267-271

Harald Jürgensen and Hartmut Berg

Public administration and development pp. 272-274

Keith Henderson

Manifold aid through the UN family pp. 275-278

M. Mushkat

The American economic conquest of Europe pp. 278-282

Gustav Schachter

Volume 03, issue 8, 1968

An unlucky hand with big projects pp. 223

Gerhard Schildmann

The EEC is now a Customs Union pp. 226-229

Hans Groeben

Structural changes in development aid pp. 230-234

Klaus Linke

African economy in the melting pot pp. 234-236

Hans Cohn

The central American common market pp. 237-240

Miguel S. Wionczek

More trade with the USSR pp. 240-242

I. Simonov

United States aid to Vietnam pp. 242-246

Karel Holbik

Canada—A neglected market pp. 246-250

R. G. Holloway

Volume 03, issue 7, 1968

The EEC grows stronger pp. 191

Dietrich Kebschull

The ILO sets international labour standards: The activities of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) at geneva pp. 194-198

H. W. Quednau, H. Zoeteweij and L. Richer

The recent international crisis pp. 199-203

W. M. Scammell

Britain and EEC—The problem of agriculture pp. 203-206

Michael Schulz-Trieglaff

ASPAC—An Asian solution pp. 207-211

Shin Joe Kang

Revival of protectionist ideas pp. 211-212

Helmut Stodieck

India's food problem and US PL 480 pp. 213-214

M. R. Kumara Swamy

The dark side of technical progress pp. 214-215

Manfred Rucker

The government's transport policy programme pp. 216-218

Georg Leber

Volume 03, issue 6, 1968

Ways of solving the dollar problem pp. 159

Hans-Jürgen Schmahl

A basis for economic cooperation in Europe pp. 162-165

Emanuel Treu

India's planning machinery pp. 166-169

Bruno Fritsch

Is the end of the gold era nigh? pp. 170-171

Wolfgang Schömbs

Progress of EEC—Integration pp. 172-176

Per Haekkerup

Capital requirements of developing countries pp. 176-180

Edgar Kröller

The terms of trade and development aid pp. 181-186

Dieter Friedrichs

Volume 03, issue 5, 1968

Free trade—a boon to the USA pp. 127

Andreas Predöhl

Stabilisation of the monetary system pp. 130-133

E. Lennep

Aid programs compared and contrasted pp. 134-137

Karel Holbik

Dogmatic axioms in development strategies pp. 138-142

Hans-Jürgen Harborth

Agrarian reform in developing countries pp. 142-145

Mieczyslaw Falkowski

Austria as a model for East-West trade pp. 146-149

Walter Stermann

Intermediate technology required pp. 150-151

A. B. Gosalia

Social groups in the development process pp. 154

Christian Uhlig

Volume 03, issue 4, 1968

Gold and dollar anxieties pp. 95

Wolfgang Reisener

Nothing new from New Delhi pp. 98-99

Dietrich Kebschull

UNCTAD advocates better assessment of aid pp. 99-100

Sidney Dell

The African experience of Common Markets pp. 101-105

Peter Robson

The role of the Colombo plan pp. 105-107

John White

Shipping and Australia's foreign trade pp. 108-111

Paul E. Stonham

The plight of an African State pp. 111-112

Hans Cohn

Tasks for agricultural progress pp. 113-116

Henri Entringer and John B. Jaeger

Investment climate and private investments pp. 116-118

Wolf Dieter Lindner

Aid management in India pp. 118-119

M. S. Dabke

An event of world-wide attraction pp. 120-121

Matthias Schmitt

The balance of goods and services pp. 121-122

Helmut Stodieck

Volume 03, issue 3, 1968

The threadbare free trade idea pp. 63

Dietrich Kebschull

German views on UNCTAD II pp. 66-69

H. F. Schulz

Incomes policy after devaluation pp. 70-72

George Abrahamson

The indebtedness of developing countries pp. 72-74

Ulrich Jeromin

A Pacific free trade area pp. 75-79

Kiyoshi Kojima

International staple commodity agreements pp. 80-82

Emil Küng

The International Finance Corporation pp. 82-85

Alexander Funkenberg

Clerkocracy in India pp. 86-87

M. R. Kumara Swamy

Another form of development aid pp. 90-91

Günter Wiedensohler

Volume 03, issue 2, 1968

Hopes focus on New Delhi pp. 35

Wolfgang Reisener

Cooperation with the Soviet Union pp. 38-43

V. Goryunov

Terms and conditions of Eastern aid pp. 43-46

Edgar Kröller

Determinants for variations in export growth pp. 47-50

Helmut Hesse

Rehabilitation of balance of payments pp. 51-53

Dietrich Kebschull

Targets, commitments and realities pp. 53-55

Hans W. Singer

Britain and the common market pp. 58

Andreas Predöhl

Volume 03, issue 1, 1968

Once more: The pound devaluation pp. 3

Wolfgang Michalski

An optimistic look at the year 1968 pp. 6-8

Karl Schiller

Economic Community—Political unity? pp. 9-11

Senator Helmuth Kern

Advancing international economy in 1968 pp. 12-16

Robert G. Wertheimer

Tariff preferences for industrial products pp. 16-19

Hans O. Schulte

The influence of tradition in India pp. 20-22

Latheef N. Ahmed

Industrialisation of a developing country pp. 22-25

Detlev Karsten

Military expenditure in a free market economy pp. 28-29

Helmut Schmidt

Licences for developing countries pp. 30

Werner Siech