A Quest for a More Stable World Economic System Restructuring at a Time of Cyclical Adjustment
In the autumn of 1990 there was a sense of change taking place in the world economy. Readiness for war was occurrin~ in the Middle East and a recession was already underway in a few major countries. The forces of reform and political re-shaping were visible in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. We...
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Dordrecht
Springer Netherlands
1993, 1993
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 1993 |
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Table of Contents:
- 1 Restructuring and Arms Reduction in the World Economy
- 2 Japan’s Economic Structural Adjustments and the World Economy
- Sustainable World Economic Growth: A New Dimension of Economic Policy Cooperation
- 3 Editorial Comments — 1
- 4 International Negotiations and Domestic Conflicts: A Case for Counterlobbying
- 5 Globalization and the Design of International Institutions
- 6 Monetary Policy Regimes, Central Bank Commitments, and International Policy Cooperation
- 7 Summary of “Sustainable World Economic Growth: A New Dimension of Economic Policy Cooperation,”
- Harmonizing Global Regionalism
- 8 Editorial Comments — 2
- 9 Effects of German Unification on the European Integration Process
- 10 Asia—Pacific Economic Development
- 11 The Rise of East Asia and Recent External Shocks
- 12 Tripolar Growth and Real Exchange Rates: How Much Can Be Explained by Convergence?
- 13 Summary of “Harmonizing Global Regionalism,”
- The Debt Problem and International Financial Markets
- 14 Editorial Comments — 3
- 15 Latin American Debt: Macroeconomic Environment and Economic Structure
- 16 Development Dilemma: The Philippine Experience
- 17 Some Implications of the Developments in Eastern Europe for the European Economic and Monetary Union
- 18 Future Trends in Japan’s Saving Rate and the Implications Thereof for Japan’s External Balance
- 19 Summary of “The Debt Problem and International Financial Markets,”
- Restructuring of Socialist Economies and the Impact of Disarmament on the World Economy
- 20 Editorial Comments — 4
- 21 Soviet Economic Reform: The Transition Issue
- 22 The World Economy in the Post-Cold War Era and the Role of Japan
- 23 Global Economic Implications of Restructuring in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union
- 24 Conversion andEconomic Reform
- 25 Summary of “Restructuring of Socialist Economies and the Impact of Disarmament on the World Economy,”