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

1966 - 1988

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Devaluation no panacea pp. 311: Dietrich Kebschull
American trade policy after the Kennedy Round pp. 314-316: Harris P. Dawson
Industrialisation in the “Third World” pp. 317-320: Mieczyslaw Falkowski
Australia's changing export pattern pp. 321-323: P. E. Stonham
Foreign students in Germany pp. 324-328: Friedrich Mühlenberg
Hamburg in need of a liberal energy policy pp. 329-331: Karl Boldt
Future tasks of EURATOM pp. 332-334: Dietmar Fuchs

Marketing — Aid for trade pp. 251: Wolfgang K. A. Disch
Perspectives of German business activities pp. 254-256: Herbert Mittendorff
The role of the European Development Fund pp. 256-259: Heinrich Hendus
Economic commitment and co-operation pp. 260-263: Karl-Heinz Sohn
Motor vehicles for Eastern Europe pp. 264-266: Bertold Ries
Many problems, in spite of progress made pp. 267-270: Heinz Commer
PAFTA: An Australian assessment pp. 271-276: H. W. Arndt
An economic unit of the future pp. 276-278: H. Cohn

Energy for developing countries pp. 223: Siegfried Balke
Coal not becoming superfluous pp. 226-228: Fritz Hellwig
Britain's new energy sources pp. 229-232: George F. Ray
Vocational training in developing countries pp. 233-236: Hans Herbert Langen
Indebtedness prevents industrialisation pp. 236-238: Hans-Joachim Hartmann
The political aspect veils economic differences pp. 239-240: Andreas Predöhl
How to face growing competition pp. 241-244: Wolfgang Reisener
Improvement of the export promotion system pp. 244-247: Walter Stermann

Who has a claim to development aid? pp. 143-145: Heinz-Dietrich Ortlieb
Political integration pp. 148-149: Andreas Predöhl
EEC: Looking back with pleasure - Looking ahead with concern pp. 148: Wolfgang Reisener
‘Mister Europe’ leaves pp. 149: Manfred Holthus
Reforms — Not revolutionary changes pp. 150-152: Hans-Jürgen Wischnewski
New proposals for development aid pp. 153-156: Wilhelm Hankel
Partners in the global society of the future pp. 157-161: Richard F. Behrendt
Supporters of self-aid and solidarity pp. 162-164: K. Dorner
Trade chances for developing countries pp. 165-166: Dietrich Kebschull
Common Market—A step towards unification pp. 167-171: Friedrich Wehner
An example of development aid pp. 171-173: H.-Jochen Reuter
Agricultural reform and economic development pp. 174-177: Ulrich Reye
The Kennedy round—a success for all? pp. 177-179: Klaus Bolz
Common Market—also for the building industry? pp. 179-182: Rolf O. Brenner
Between politics and economics pp. 183-185: Hans-Eberhard Zaunitzer
New tasks for the International Tin Council pp. 185-188: Helmut Stodieck
Bilateralism in East-West trade pp. 188-191: Ernst Lederer

Does Europe miss the follow-up? pp. 115: Dietrich Kebachull
Controversial nuclear ban treaty pp. 118-121: Robert Margulies
World-economic aspects of exchange rates pp. 122-125: Andreas Predöhl
The widening gap in the wealth of nations pp. 125-130: Alfred Michaelis
Results of a traineeship in Japan pp. 130-131: Georg H. Küster
The financing of exports in Latin America pp. 132-134: Hans-Joachim Hartmann
Licences for East-bloc countries pp. 134-135: Werner Siech
IRI and ENI—Instruments of development policy pp. 136-139: Gioachino Fraenkel-Haeberle

Streamlining development aid? pp. 59: Christian Uhlig
Prefabrication makes shipbuilding competitive pp. 62-64: Joseph H. Riet and Fritz Sandmann
Post mortem on the import surcharge pp. 65-67: George F. Ray
The concept of an Arabian Common Market pp. 67-68: Hassan Mustafa
Independence through foreign trade pp. 68-70: Kurt Wessely
Technical progress in growth processes pp. 71-74: Artur Rommel
Planning in an open economy pp. 75-80: Bela Balassa
Approaches to commercial integration pp. 80-83: Alfred Dietrich

Controlled development aid pp. 31: Dietrich Kebschull
Discrimination between USSR and its partners? pp. 41-43: Dieter Gerlach
Competitiveness of German steel industry pp. 43-45: Rolf Stuchtey
Export diversification in Latin America pp. 46-48: Christian Wilhelms
Bolivia’s mining industry in the general economic development pp. 49-52: Ulrich Reye
Balance of eight years of economic planning in Indonesia pp. 52-55: Maruli H. Panggabean

Going it alone towards stabilisation pp. 3-4: Wolfgang Michalski
Keen competition in East-West trade pp. 6-9: Alfred E. Schulz
Some aspects of German Development Aid pp. 10-12: Hermann J. Abs
Developing Countries V. Shipping Conferences pp. 12-13: Wolfgang Reisener
The role of capital in economic development pp. 14-16: Emil Kueng
The United States reviews the international and financial economic outlook pp. 16-19: Robert G. Wertheimer
Revised embargo policy towards the USSR pp. 19-20: Gerhard Schildmann
EDF favours resident construction firms pp. 20-23: Rolf O. Brenner
Austria’s neutrality an impediment? pp. 24-26: Walter Stermann