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

1966 - 1988

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Change without improvement pp. 3: Dietrich Kebschull
Common market—no closed society pp. 6-7: Fritz Bock
Austria wants to join the EEC pp. 7-8: Fritz Bock
The Asian development bank on the eve of commencing activities pp. 9-12: Helmut Abramowski
Prices and Incomes [Policy] - The Way out of Inflation? pp. 13-15: Karlheinz Kleps
Yugoslavia after the reform of 1965 pp. 16-19: Dietmar Fuchs
Basis for a Latin American common market pp. 20-24: Felipe Herrera
New EEC-initiatives in Spain pp. 24-27: Hans-Otto Glahn

The need of high trade surpluses pp. 3: Harald Jürgensen
Common rules for farming policies within GATT: Interview with Dr Sicco Leendert Mansholt, vice-president of the EEC Commission, Brussels pp. 6-9: Sicco Leendert Mansholt
Peru struggling for its monetary stability pp. 10-11: Ewald Wünschel
Foreign trade favours developing countries pp. 11-13: Lodovico Groja
The investment policy of the European development fund pp. 14-16: Jacques Ferrandi
External aspects of British economic policy pp. 17-19: George Abrahamson
Balanced or unbalanced growth in the EEC pp. 20-23: Hartmut Berg
New Inland waterway benefits port of Hamburg pp. 24-27: Heinz Durgeloh

Europe needs more than free trade pp. 3: Christian Franck
Economic aspects of fair and exhibition policy pp. 6-12: Erich Skischally and Michele Guido Franci
How to extend German private investment in developing countries pp. 13-15: Clodwig Kapferer
An economic crisis? pp. 16-17: Andreas Predöhl and Hans-Jürgen Schmahl
Economic planning in theory and practice: The experiences of Western European countries pp. 18-23: Karlheinz Kleps
Hamburg’s position between EEC, EFTA and COMECON pp. 24-27: Kurt Fleckenstein

Food and development policies pp. 5: Heinz-Dietrich Ortlieb
Should, and can, the state promote export? pp. 8-15: Fritz Berg
Terms of trade and the developing countries pp. 16-17: Alfred Kruse
Nigeria joins the EEC - chance of aid by trade pp. 17-20: Rütger Berchem
Three-year economic plan versus devaluation pp. 21-22: Edward Ellenberg
Indonesian economic problems in 1966 pp. 22-26: H. W. Arndt and J. Panglaykim
The port of hamburg between east and west pp. 27-29: Renate Merklein

Kennedy round and integration pp. 5: Andreas Predöhl
Development policy with trial and error Ghana on new ways pp. 8-11: Frederick T. Sai
EEC as model for Latin American integration pp. 11-13: Enrique Aimone
A French-speaking commonwealth? pp. 13-15: Christian Uhlig
New approaches to financing development aid pp. 15-20: Klaus Bolz
Topical problems of Yugoslav foreign trade pp. 21-25: Fred Schmidt

Worldwide export promotion requires new concepts pp. 3: Dietrich Kebschull
Topical problems of german-indonesian trade: Interview with senator Helmuth Kern, president of the department for economics and transport of the free and hanseatic town of Hamburg pp. 6-7: Helmuth Kern
Interdependence between the agricultural and general economic policies of the EEC pp. 8-11: Theodor Dams
Should American investment in the common market be condemned or encouraged? pp. 11-17: Bernd Muldau
Rourkela-an example of co-operative development Aid pp. 17-21: Klaus Röh

Chambers of foreign trade — bridges between markets pp. 3: Gerhard Schildmann
Export diversification through tropical products: Prospects in Brazil pp. 4-9: Christian Wilhelms
Shipbuilding and subsidies — pros and cons pp. 9-15: Karl Kühne
The crisis of the world copper market pp. 16-18: George Abrahamson

New chances of a ‘wider European economic community’? pp. 3: Günter Grosser
Will the Kennedy round succeed? Extension of the EEC Commission’s authorisation to negotiate increases chances of success pp. 4-10: Herr Kurt Schmücker
Structural changes in international shipping: Revolution in world sea transport through container use? pp. 11-13: Hettmar R. Köhler
At the intersection of markets: EFTA investments in the area of Hamburg/Schlesivig-Holstein pp. 14-17: Ingeborg Zaunitzer-Haase

The developing countries on the crest of world boom pp. 3: Hans-Jürgen Schmahl
More Security in International Trade? Interview with Professor Egon Sohmen, of Saarbrücken University, on the proposal advanced by 27 monetary experts in favour of limited exchange-rate flexibility pp. 4-10: Egon Sohmen
Towards a behavioural science of market research: The challenge of Africa pp. 10-15: T. L. V. Blair
The economic significance of voluntary youth services in developing countries pp. 17-21: Christian Uhlig

Is famine the world’s fate? pp. 3: Christian Uhlig
Can we plan the development planning? pp. 4-8: Richard F. Behrendt
Tiresome subsidies — the nuisance of subsidies distorting international competition pp. 9-21: Jürgen Wolfslast

Neither victory nor defeat pp. 3: Christian Franck
“Rapprochement” of the economic systems in Eastern and Western Europe? pp. 4-10: Ota Šik
Effects on development of the population explosion in Latin America pp. 10-15: Jürgen Westphalen
Latin America’s export structure needing reform pp. 15-18: Werner K. Tillmann

The Nonsense of Antidumping pp. 3: Ernst Niemeier
A Practical View of the German Export Situation: Interview with the Deputy Director of the VDMA, Verein deutscher Maschinenbau-Anstalten e. V., (Association of German Machine-Building Establishments) Rolf Audouard, Frankfurt/Main pp. 4-9: Rolf Audouard
Development through export diversification: Some suggestions pp. 9-12: Christian Wilhelms
Economic aspects of the current EEC crisis pp. 12-17: Erhard Kantzenbach