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

1966 - 1988

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Volume 18, issue 6, 1983

Missile deployment unlikely to impair East-West trade pp. 253-254

Klaus Bolz

The problems of the southward enlargement of the EC pp. 255-264

Konrad Neundörfer

Policy issues in West African integration pp. 265-270

Peter Robson

Regional economic integration between developing countries: The example of South and South-East Asia pp. 270-277

Norbert Wagner

Socio-cultural aspects of supply-side economics for developing countries pp. 278-285

Hermann Sautter

Economic relations with newly industrialising countries pp. 286-293

Dietrich Kebschull

Economic policy strategies in major industrial countries pp. 294-300

Günter Großer and Günter Weinert

Volume 18, issue 5, 1983

Is the debt crisis getting out of control? pp. 205-206

Rainer Erbe

The impact of EC membership on Portugal and Spain pp. 207-212

C. J. Redston

Budgetary policy of the European Communities: Squaring the circle pp. 213-218

Gerhard Stahl

The new protectionism and the limits of structural adjustment pp. 219-224

Alfred Pfaller

On the case for graduation pp. 225-229

K. A. Koekkoek

Exchange rate flexibility and the international liquidity “problem” pp. 230-235

G. Zis

Some remarks on the phenomenon of Islamic revivalism pp. 236-244

Cornelia Löffler-Lohmar

Economic reforms in the industrial sector of the People's Republic of China pp. 245-250

Wolfgang Klenner

Volume 18, issue 4, 1983

The death knell for free world trade? pp. 157-158

Manfred Holthus

German export performance pp. 159-165

Sven W. Arndt

The integration of Japan into the world economy and its meaning for Germany pp. 166-171

Siegfried Böttcher

Trends in the growth of Japanese international banking in Western Europe pp. 172-176

F. N. Burton and F. H. Saelens

Economic recovery in developing countries pp. 177-184

Dietrich Kebschull

Regional policy in Third World countries pp. 185-190

Andreas Kopp

New forms of foreign investment in developing countries: Determinant features, characteristics and prospects pp. 191-197

Werner Olle

Ten years after the first oil crisis— OPEC's past and future pp. 198-201

Klaus Matthies

Prices of raw materials continue to rise pp. 202-204

Heinz Kolbe

Volume 18, issue 3, 1983

The world economy: Risks and opportunities pp. 101-102

Günter Großer

The mediterranean policy of the EC—The case of agriculture pp. 103-110

Stefan A. Musto

The mediterranean policy of the EC— The case of industry pp. 111-119

Guido Ashoff and Wilhelm Hummen

Omens from the terms of trade-expectations about the next few years pp. 120-124

John Levi

Resource constraints and East European foreign trade structures pp. 125-129

Jan Winiecki

How powerful are the multinational corporations? pp. 130-136

Ehrenfried Pausenberger

Consequences of the debt crisis pp. 137-141

Anton Konrad

South Korea: Successful large-scale international borrower pp. 142-147

Klaus Fertig

Volume 18, issue 2, 1983

Gloomy prospects for UNCTAD VI pp. 53-54

Dietrich Kebschull

The debt burden of developing countries pp. 55-59

Herbert Wilkens

The European Monetary System and international currency questions pp. 60-64

Heinrich Matthes

The grain trade and the failure of international control pp. 65-72

Nick Butler

US and EC agricultural trade policies: Confrontation or negotiation? pp. 72-76

Jimmye S. Hillman

Restrictions on international competition through government measures pp. 78-83

Bettina S. Hürni

The efficiency reducing effects of official development aid pp. 84-89

Herbert Sperber

Government influence on energy prices pp. 90-96

Klaus Matthies

Volume 18, issue 1, 1983

European Community in a glasshouse pp. 1-2

Manfred Holthus

Central banks in the political arena pp. 3-10

Rolf Caesar

Gloomy prospects for social retirement insurance: An international phenomenon pp. 11-18

Karl Heinz Jüttemeier and Hans-Georg Petersen

Massive transfers of resources pp. 18-27

George C. Abbott

Pacific basin interdependencies: A case for large-scale economic cooperation? pp. 28-33

Wilfried Lütkenhorst

Oil, debt, banking and the world recession pp. 34-37

Ferdinand E. Banks

OPEC investment strategies—Past and future pp. 38-41

Hamid Bagh-Shomali

The need for Positive Adjustment Policies in the 1980s pp. 42-48

Wolfgang Michalski

World economy still ailing pp. 49-52

Günter Großer

Volume 17, issue 6, 1982

Inescapable vicious circle? pp. 261-262

Wolfgang Schröder

From unemployment to rapid growth? pp. 263-267

Bill Jordan

The European Monetary System as a factor of integration pp. 268-273

Wolfgang Filc and Jörg Kuhlmann

International perspectives of the European Monetary System pp. 274-278

Hartmut Picht

Steel crisis and steel policy — A comparison pp. 279-285

J. Esser, W. Fach, G. Gierszewski and W. Väth

A comparison of productivity in the Federal Republic of Germany, Japan and the USA pp. 286-290

Gundolf F. Hecker

Strategy of integrated development: Some remarks on the development of rural areas in developing countries pp. 291-295

Karl Fasbender

A critique of the socio-cultural approach to development planning pp. 296-301

Dirk Kohnert

Management and policy issues in China's rural development 1977–81 pp. 302-307

Paul Steidl-Meier

Volume 17, issue 5, 1982

A policy of self-destruction pp. 209-210

Otto G. Mayer

Soviet agriculture and US-Soviet grain agreement pp. 211-216

Nick Butler

Japan's concessions towards trade fairness: Mistaken western views pp. 218-224

Radha Sinha

Consequences of southward enlargement for EC-Latin American relations pp. 225-233

Guido Ashoff

Mineral economies— Indebtedness without growth pp. 234-240

Susanne Schattner

Developments in the international distribution of income pp. 241-243

Hans-Peter Nissen

Operationalising basic needs: A few fundamental reflections pp. 244-250

Wilfried Lütkenhorst

The accuracy of international trade data pp. 251-255

Euan A. Mackay

Bearish mood on world commodity markets pp. 256-260

Heinz Kolbe

Volume 17, issue 4, 1982

The foreseeable end of the Common Fund pp. 157-158

Dietrich Kebschull

European and world energy perspectives: the 1980s and 1990s pp. 159-166

Jochen H. Mohnfeld

The world market in coal— Requirements for the year 2000 pp. 167-172

Dietmar Petersen

Welfare effects of the GATT system pp. 173-178

Ulrich Müller

The new protectionism and the Third World pp. 179-184

Heiko Körner

Friedman versus Keynes in Latin America pp. 184-189

Jürgen Westphalen

Trade and growth in West Africa in the 1980s pp. 190-197

Uka Ezenwe

Exchange rates, labour costs and international competitiveness pp. 198-200

Heinz Salowski

Volume 17, issue 3, 1982

USA-Europe: Conflict over development financing? pp. 105-106

Manfred Holthus

Distributional effects of the EC budget pp. 107-112

Angela Nottelmann

Toward better Japan-Europe economic relations pp. 112-116

Hiroya Ichikawa

The middle east and the EEC: An analysis of trade flows pp. 118-124

Rodney Wilson

Foreign indebtedness and economic growth: The Philippines pp. 125-132

Rainer Erbe

The concept of absorptive capacity: Origins, content and practical relevance pp. 133-137

Felipe Berger

Development policy in crisis: The case of Sub-Saharan africa and its consequences for cooperation pp. 138-142

Wolfgang Zehender

South-south cooperation and economic order pp. 143-147

Jörn Altmann

Volume 17, issue 2, 1982

The fed: Return to interest rate control? pp. 53-54

Wolfgang Schröder

The end of the American challenge? pp. 55-59

Jacques Pelkmans

Restoring an international gold standard—A viable alternative? pp. 60-64

Wulfdiether Zippel

A framework for international monetary reform? pp. 65-71

G. Zis

Should the IMF resort to private credit markets for refinancing? pp. 71-74

Anton Konrad

A performance analysis of the Third World pp. 75-82

Axel J. Halbach

The development of international food aid policy pp. 82-86

John Cathie

The IMF and the countries of the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance pp. 87-90

Klaus Schröder

The new international economic order: a view from the socialist corner pp. 91-96

Leon Zurawicki

The German economy in 1982 and beyond pp. 97-102

Dieter Wermuth

Volume 17, issue 1, 1982

American sanctions: Merely a signal pp. 1-2

Klaus Bolz

Half-time in the European Parliament—Expectations, reality, outlook pp. 3-6

Rudolf Hrbek

On the economic evaluation of the Stabex system pp. 7-12

Roland Herrmann

Notes on unequal exchange between developing and industrialised countries pp. 13-19

Detlef Lorenz

The UK Development Aid Programme and the British domestic economy pp. 20-25

R. S. May and N. C. Dobson

The use of international buffer stocks to stabilise commodity export revenue pp. 26-31

Herbert Oberhänsli

Conditionality and the needs of developing countries pp. 32-36

Graham Bird

Problems of international development taxes: Illustrated by the financing system for science and technology for development pp. 36-42

Joachim Betz

Economic and political risks of world oil markets pp. 43-48

Jochen H. Mohnfeld

World economic trend still weak pp. 49-52

Günter Großer and Günter Weinert