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In diesem zweiten Band der "Allgemeinen Wirtschaftspolitik" liefert Herbert Giersch ein Kompendium des konjunkturpolitischen Wissens seiner Zeit, das noch heute fasziniert. Es vereinigt die Erkenntnisse volkswirtschaftlicher Theorie und wirtschaftspolitischer Praxis, die der Autor in eineinhalb Jahrzehnten der universitären Lehre und Forschung sowie der Tätigkeit als akademischer Berater für sich erschlossen und weitergegeben hat. Damit umfass...

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In diesem ersten Band der "Allgemeinen Wirtschaftspolitik" vermittelt Herbert Giersch ein bis heute essenzielles Stück staatsbürgerlichen Wissens. Zugleich stellt dieses Buch ein faszinierendes Dokument der wirtschaftspolitischen und intellektuellen Zeitgeschichte dar. Tiefe ökonomische, sozialphilosophische und wissenschaftstheoretische Erkenntnis schlägt sich darin nieder. Der Autor behandelt Wesen, Ziele, Konflikte, Konzeptionen und Institu...

This volume is the outcome of the 19th Kiel Week Conference held at the Institute of World Economics, 22-24 June 1988. The focus was on services and their increasing importance for industrialized and developing countries and for world economic growth and trade.

This book provides a reassessment of the government's role in the provision of social insurance. It shows how President Reagan's proposal for a transition to block grants is designed to lay the responsibility for financing the spending in the hands of the same political decision-makers.

This book presents the papers, the comments, and summaries of the discussions that the conference started off with the pros and cons of rules for the conduct of monetary and fiscal policy. It provides argument of opponents that rules had failed due to drastic changes in the velocity of circulation.

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The fading miracle provides a lucid account of economic policy in West Germany from the late 1940s up to the present, and has been carefully updated to include a survey of the way Germany has reacted to the new challenges presented by the unification of the two German states in 1990.

On June 1, 1990, Egon Sohmen would have reached the age of 60 had he not suffered from a fatal illness. It demanded his death at the early age of 46. If he were still with us, he would playa prominent role in the current debate on monetary arrangements and on allocation theory, perhaps in­ cluding environmental issues and urban economics. His contributions are well remembered by his colleagues and friends, by his former students, and by many i...

The 1997 Symposium of the Egon-Sohmen-Foundation, which gave rise to this book, took place in the United States, on the East Coast between New Y C)rk and New Haven, more precisely in Stamford (Conn.). The original choice had been a place close to Yale University, where Egon Sohmen taught economics from 1958 to 1960, subsequent to his period at MIT. But the hotel in New Haven was closed down by a new owner-to pass through a process of creative ...

In 1990, the countries of Central and Eastern Europe began or accelerated their transition to a market economy. This book addresses among others the following questions: (I) What are the fundamental causes of the collapse of the Soviet-type economic systems? (II) What major steps could be taken to make the transition process to a market economy irreversible and less painful? (III) What can be learned from West Germany's outstandingly successfu...

Following the five books listed above on an earlier page, the Egon­ Sohmen-Foundation herewith submits its sixth volume. Once again, it is a collection of academic papers that were discussed at a symposium sponsored by the Foundation and subsequently revised. Readers not familiar with the Foundation may be interested to know that it was established in 1987 by Helmut Sohmen of Hong Kong in memory of his late brother, Egon Sohmen (1930-1977). Eg...

This is the flfth volume in the series of books emanating from the activities of the Egon-Sohmen-Foundation. The Foundation was established by Helmut Sohmen of Hong Kong in memory of his late brother, Egon Sohmen (1930-1977), who was an interna­ tional economist, highly respected on both sides of the Atlantic. The conference topics in previous years were ''Towards a Mar­ ket Economy in Central and Eastern Europe, " "Money, Trade, and Competiti...

This book is the sequel to Fighting Europe's Unemployment in the 1990s, the collection of papers presented at the Salzburg Symposium of the Egon-Sohmen-Foundation in 1994. Though the problem of un­ employment was urgent already then, it has not found a practical solution in the meantime, and even intellectually it remains somewhat of a mystery. A clue is offered by the contrast with the United States: they have the working poor, we, on the old...