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

1966 - 1988

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Assessing exchange rate performance pp. 225-226: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
The integrated programme for commodities: A reply to the criticism on a hearing pp. 227-230: I. S. Chadha
Processing mineral raw materials pp. 230-232: Horst Habenicht
The increasing role of UNIDO as cooperation promoter pp. 234-237: Abd-El Rahman Khane
Transnational corporations and International Economic Order pp. 237-244: Karl Wohlmuth
The dilemma of developing country research pp. 245-250: Dirk Bronger
Friedrich list and his relevance for development policy pp. 251-256: Otfried Garbe
Regional integration and cooperation in Africa: A history of disappointments? pp. 257-262: Rolf Langhammer
New tendencies in the cooperation policy of the GDR pp. 263-267: Ulrich Dietsch
Economic and political implications of the new lending criteria pp. 268-274: Bettina S. Hass
Latin America’s external indebtedness pp. 275-277: Jürgen Westphalen

Removal of tariff barriers—a first step pp. 169-170: Günter Großer
International raw material policy in the agricultural and industrial sphere pp. 171-177: Peter Hermes
Economics of undersea resources pp. 178-181: Ingo Walter
Beyond the brain drain: Redefining the professions pp. 182-186: Martin Godfrey
Structural changes in world trade since the oil crisis pp. 187-191: Hajo Hasenpflug and Mathias Lefeldt
The European community — opportunity or hazard for Turkey’s economy? pp. 192-197: Werner Gumpel
Integration and underdevelopment in the Commonwealth Caribbean pp. 197-200: Ramesh Ramsaran
US foreign aid trends: A reassessment pp. 201-204: George J. Viksnins
Some considerations on the external public debt of LDCs pp. 204-207: Udo E. Simonis
A regional social plan for developing countries pp. 207-212: Herbert Neubauer
Wages and indirect labour costs in Western industrialized countries pp. 213-216: Heinz Salowsky
German investments abroad and foreign investments in the Federal Republic pp. 217-221: Bernhard Klinner

Compensation — Formula with boomerang effect pp. 113-114: Klaus Bolz
Collective Self-Reliance — A development strategy of promise? pp. 115-120: Alfons Lemper
Collective self-reliance as development strategy pp. 120-125: Peter T. Bauer
A new world order — the mote and the beam pp. 126-128: André Dam
The supply of international liquidity to developing countries pp. 129-133: Klaus Boeck
Urgency of trade reform over trade liberalisation pp. 134-137: Hugh Corbet
Has the EC reached the point of no return? pp. 138-143: Bodo B. Gemper
EFTA and its relations with the EC pp. 143-148: Bettina S. Hass-Hürni
Carter economics pp. 149-152: Robert G. Wertheimer
The development and impact of nationalisation in Britain pp. 153-157: Hildegard Waschke

On the search for understanding pp. 57-58: Otto G. Mayer
Consolidation vs. Enlargement — the issue for the European community pp. 59-64: Hajo Hasenpflug
Twenty years of agricultural policy review and forecast pp. 65-72: Hermann Priebe
The decay of the Andean Group pp. 72-78: Sven Heldt
Non-Tariff barriers to trade pp. 79-83: Liesel Quambusch
The EC’s import policy for Textiles pp. 84-87: Hans-Dieter Kuschel
Divergent opinions on the common fund pp. 88-92: Dietrich Kebschull
Debt problems of developing countries pp. 93-96: Ramesh C. Garg
The role of Capital markets in developing countries pp. 96-102: Bruce Lloyd
State and trends of economic East-West relations — A German view pp. 103-109: Klaus Bolz

Common fund a matter of time only pp. 281-282: Dietrich Kebschull
The protectionist threat to world trade relations pp. 283-285: Olivier Long
Europe’s interest in free world trade pp. 286-289: Wilhelm Haferkamp
Protectionism — a danger to our prosperity pp. 289-292: Otto Wolff Amerongen
Structural changes in EC trade intensities pp. 293-300: Mathias Lefeldt and Albert Schneider
The stabilisation of export earnings: Two years’ experience in stabex pp. 301-305: Klaus-Peter Treydte
Europe’s energy policy and the task ahead pp. 306-310: Guido Brunner
European raw materials policy — past and current development pp. 311-315: Hans R. Krämer
European aid for China’s economy? pp. 316-319: Holger Dohmen
Specialization of production — A factor of integration pp. 320-323: Albrecht Iwersen
Labour market policies in the western industrialised countries pp. 324-328: Günter Weinert
New aspects of US economic policy towards LDCs pp. 329-332: W. J. Feuerlein

OPEC trouble sinks the integrated programme pp. 1-2: Dietrich Kebschull
Ferrous and non-ferrous metals — A problem of supply or a challenge? pp. 3-7: C. -W. Sames
Proposals for a new order for the commodity markets pp. 8-14: Richard Senti
Grain bank or grain reserve? pp. 15-18: Richard S. Weckstein
The state and prospects of the mediterranean policy of the EC pp. 19-25: Rudolf Regul
Impediments to the coordination of national cyclical policies in the EC pp. 25-28: Peter Gonschior
Floating exchange rates and their problems for the developing countries pp. 29-34: Barbara Erhardt
Motives of multis in Germany pp. 35-39: Rolf Jungnickel and Henry Krägenau
Multinationals and structural changes pp. 39-45: Mathias Lefeldt and Manfred Holthus
Employment problems in western Europe’s industrial states pp. 46-49: Heinz Werner
Internal problems of development aid pp. 50-53: Karl Wolfgang Menck