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

1966 - 1988

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EC enlargement: Problems ahead pp. 253-254: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
Reaganomics and the world economy pp. 255-262: Günter Großer and Günter Weinert
Is the USA depriving the rest of the world of capital? pp. 263-266: Anton Konrad
Trade in services: its treatment in international forums and the problems ahead pp. 267-273: Siegfried Schultz
Imports from developing countries: Reasons for protection and proposals for liberalization pp. 274-279: Dieter Schumacher
Developing countries rethink their approach to foreign investment pp. 280-284: Jürgen Kühn
Outlook for the grain market pp. 285-289: Nick Butler
The non-oil developing countries and OPEC: Coalition or conflict? pp. 290-296: Paul Hallwood and Stuart W. Sinclair
Raw materials prices under pressure pp. 297-300: Heinz Kolbe

UNIDO IV and the crisis in the UN system pp. 205-206: Dietrich Kebschull
The US economy under the influence of the Reagan experiment pp. 207-213: Oliver Landmann
The shadow economy—An expanding field of activity pp. 214-218: Eckhardt Wohlers
The growing shadow economy: Implications for stabilization policy pp. 219-225: Dieter Cassel
IMF and World Bank structural adjustment policies: Cooperation or conflict? pp. 226-234: Karl Wohlmuth
Problems of migrant workers' return to their home countries pp. 235-238: Heiko Körner
Developing countries in the environmental crisis pp. 239-243: Udo E. Simonis
Entrepreneurial cooperation between East and West in the first half of the 1980s pp. 244-249: Klaus Bolz

Global debt negotiatons— The wrong track pp. 153-154: Rainer Erbe
The prospects for the international economy pp. 155-161: Hans-Jürgen Schmahl
The IMF—A success story? pp. 162-166: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
Development without miracles: The World Bank after forty years pp. 167-172: Otto G. Mayer
Supermercantilism as a European strategy: The road to stagnation pp. 173-177: Wolfgang Hager
Caught between self-destruction and reform pp. 178-187: Wilfried Lütkenhorst
Dumping and anti-dumping measures pp. 187-193: Richard Senti
The Reagan dollar pp. 194-196: George J. Viksnins
Inaccuracy in foreign trade statistics of LDCs: The case of the ASEAN area pp. 197-201: M. Kostecki and M. Tymowski

Where is the dollar going? pp. 101-102: Armin Gutowski
National protectionism and common trade policy pp. 103-110: Georg Koopmann
The common agricultural policy—Where now? pp. 111-116: Nick Butler
The European Monetary System five years on: Achievements and prospects pp. 117-123: Norbert Kleinheyer and Diethard B. Simmert
International trade in oil: Effects on the balance of payments and exchange rates pp. 123-128: Renate Ohr
Neo-protectionism and economic growth pp. 129-133: Franz Peter Lang
Vested interests, domestic transparency and international trade policy pp. 133-136: Gary Banks
The ecological handicap of the tropics pp. 137-142: Peter P. Waller

Lessons from the debt crisis pp. 49-50: Manfred Holthus
Current EC-US economic conflicts pp. 51-56: Dieter Lösch
Causes of the growth crisis in the EC countries and strategies for overcoming it pp. 57-64: Thomas Baum
The IMF and the countries of Eastern Europe: Rumania, Hungary and Poland pp. 65-70: Petra Pissulla
Origin and consequences of the debt crisis and ways of solving it pp. 71-77: Jürgen Westphalen
Time for reorientation in Lomé III? pp. 78-83: H. Eisold and R. Hasse
The international oil industry in the 1980s pp. 84-90: Jochen H. Mohnfeld

Disquieting dollar strength pp. 1-2: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
The community of ten after the Athens summit pp. 3-9: Rudolf Hrbek
European agricultural policy at the crossroads: Dirigistic pseudo-solutions or genuine reforms? pp. 10-15: Stefan Tangermann
External borrowing, capital formation and growth in developing countries pp. 16-23: Rainer Erbe
Ways out of the debt crisis pp. 23-27: Anton Konrad
Free trade means destabilisation pp. 28-31: Wolfgang Hager
Elites as agents of economic development pp. 32-38: Günter Endruweit
Successes and dangers of Japanese foreign trade strategy pp. 39-44: Henry Krägenau
World economy out of the doldrums pp. 45-48: Günter Großer and Günter Weinert