East-West Economic Relations in the Changing Global Environment

Edited by Béla Csikós-Nagy and David G. Young

in International Economic Association Series from Palgrave Macmillan

Date: 1986
ISBN: 978-1-349-18400-2
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Recent Developments and Some Issues in East-West Economic Relations

Klaus A. Sahlgren

Ch 2 Changing Position of Europe in the World Economy and East-West Economic Relations

József Bognár

Ch 3 Deterioration of the Global Environment and East-West Economic Relations

Oleg Bogomolov

Ch 4 The Global Framework and East-West Economic Relations

A. Hewett

Ch 5 Political and Economic Influences on East-West Economic Relations

Peter Knirsch

Ch 6 Legal and Institutional Framework of East-West Economic Relations

Krystina Michalowska-Gorywoda

Ch 7 The Impact of the ‘Polish Crisis’ on East-West Trade

Franz-Lothar Altmann

Ch 8 Soviet Energy Supplies as a Factor in East-West Relations

Jochen Bethkenhagen

Ch 9 Austria’s Trade with the East

Friedrich Levcik

Ch 10 US East-West Trade Policy, Focusing on Recent Legal Developments

Paul Marer

Ch 11 Hungary’s Experiences in GATT

János Nyerges

Ch 12 Transfer of Technology in East-West Economic Relations

Günter Nötzold

Ch 13 East-West Relations in Technology Transfer in the 1980s

Mihály Simai

Ch 14 Trends in Direct Investment and the Transfer of Technology

Carl H. McMillan

Ch 15 Relations between Western Capital Markets and the CMEA Six

Carlo Boffito

Ch 16 Eastern European Countries and the IMF

Marie Lavigne

Ch 17 Some Aspects of East-West Financial Cooperation

Jósef Soldaczuk

Ch 18 The Impact of Debt Problems on East-West Economic Relations: an Additional Proposal for the Solution of International Debt Problems

Kálmán Pécsi

Ch 19 East-West Trade and Market-Conforming Behaviour: A Case Study of Hungary

Béla Csikós-Nagy

Ch 20 Systems’ Adjustments to East-West Economic Cooperation

Pawel H. Dembinski

Ch 21 Comparative Advantage and Competitiveness in East-West Relations

Christopher Saunders

Ch 22 Criteria for a Political Cost-Benefit Approach Towards East-West Economic Relations

Heinrich Vogel

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