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

1966 - 1988

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Change in Cancún pp. 253-254: Otto G. Mayer
Alternative methods of reducing government expenditure pp. 255-262: Roland Vaubel
Increasing protectionism in Europe pp. 263-268: Peter Korn
Industrial innovation and foreign trade in the 80’s pp. 269-274: Klaus W. Grewlich
A new assessment of floating exchange rates pp. 275-280: D. R. Waimann
Effects of the flexible exchange rate system on developing countries pp. 281-286: Hans-Peter Nissen and Klaus Behling
The satisfaction of basic needs-old demands, new strategies pp. 287-292: Renate Heierli-Hogaust
Prospects for international maritime shipping pp. 292-294: Peter M. Nomikos
Foreign investments as a form of enterprise strategy: On the results of a survey pp. 295-299: Gunter Kayser and Uwe Schwarting

Paris conference: Beginning of a new consensus? pp. 201-202: Manfred Holthus
Soviet natural gas — A threat to Western Europe’s security? pp. 203-206: Klaus Matthies
Trends in world trade pp. 207-213: Georg Koopmann
The perspectives of the North-South Dialogue: Elements for a reorientation pp. 214-220: Hans Mayrzedt and Mario Ernst
The Soviet Union’s attitude pp. 220-223: Edward Böhm
Key countries in the Third World: A challenge to the industrialised countries pp. 224-231: Klaus Eßer and Jürgen Wiemann
Adjustment to changing international conditions pp. 231-236: Heiko Körner
The “pipeline” problem in bilateral financial cooperation pp. 237-242: Wolfgang Buch
The Multi-Fibre Arrangement—A hydra of protectionism? pp. 243-249: Paul-Günther Schmidt

East-west business needs more promotion by socialist partners pp. 153-154: Klaus Bolz
Development policy in the doldrums? pp. 155-159: Siegfried Schultz
Prospects for the international oil market pp. 160-165: Jochen H. Mohnfeld
Definitiveness and operationality of dissociation pp. 166-170: Jörn Altmann
Parkinson’s Law and absorptive capacity pp. 171-177: George C. Abbott
Objective indicators of large-scale food shortages? Some remarks on their purpose and limitations pp. 178-182: Winfried Urff and Heinz Ahrens
Trade with developing countries and employment in the European Community pp. 183-188: Dieter Schumacher
Another machinery for updating dependency? pp. 189-191: S. K. B. Asante
USA-USSR: Back to detente? pp. 192-196: John B. Holt

A new attitude to development assistance? pp. 101-102: Otto G. Mayer
The present state and prospects of the European Communities pp. 103-108: Walter Kittel
Competitiveness of developing and state trading countries pp. 109-114: Andreas Lenel
Japan’s economic security pp. 115-121: Nobutoshi Akao and Maureen White
Development aid and employment in the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 122-125: Dieter Schumacher
Inward-oriented development — An alternative strategy for the Third World pp. 126-129: Urs Heierli
How can the crisis of liberalization trade be overcome? pp. 130-136: Eckard P. W. Minx

An agenda for the Interim Committee pp. 53-54: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
The impact of the EC’s agricultural policy on its trade with developing countries pp. 55-60: Karl-Heinz Beißner and Hans-Rimbert Hemmer
Requisites and possibilities of a controlled nationalization of agricultural policy pp. 61-65: Ulrich Koester
The importance of the Soviet Union for the fuel supplies of the CMEA countries pp. 66-69: Edward Böhm
Economic reforms in Poland pp. 70-74: Hubert Gabrisch
Home market development and self-finance as basic elements of development policy pp. 75-80: Siegfried G. Schoppe
Poverty—A structural problem of developing countries pp. 80-85: Gabriele Wülker
Relief instead of development aid pp. 86-89: Gunnar Myrdal
From shock therapy to gradualism: Anti-inflationary policy in Germany from 1973 to 1979 pp. 90-96: Armin Gutowski, Hans-Hagen Härtel and Hans-Eckart Scharrer

Fascinated by the community pp. 1-2: Manfred Holthus
Japan and the European community: An uneasy partnership pp. 3-6: Wilhelm Haferkamp
The chances for a thorough reform of the common agricultural policy pp. 7-12: Ulrich Koester
The newly industrializing countries, trade, and adjustment in the OECD economies pp. 13-18: Stephen Woolcock
Loans to LDCs and massive defaults pp. 19-25: Ramesh C. Garg
Free trade, protection and economic development pp. 26-30: Jochen Röpke
Agricultural policy in developing countries pp. 31-36: Hermann Priebe and Wilhelm Hankel
An appropriate international monetary order for developing countries? pp. 37-41: Gabriele Ullrich
Market-economic experiments in China’s planned economy pp. 43-47: Wolfgang Klenner
World economy on the down-track pp. 48-52: Günter Großer and Günter Weinert