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Macroeconomic Management

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Christopher T. Saunders

Christopher T. Saunders

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Part of the book series: Vienna Institute for Comparative Economic Studies (VICES)

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Table of contents (18 chapters)

Front Matter

Pages I-XI

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Editor’s Introduction
1. Editor’s Introduction
  
  Christopher Saunders
  
  Pages 1-17
Prospects for the World Economy
1. An Overall View to West and East
  
  Oleg Bogomolov
  
  Pages 19-32
2. The Medium-Term Outlook for the World Economy and the Implications for East-West Economic Relations
  
  Lawrence R. Klein, Daniel L. Bond
  
  Pages 33-46
3. Global Shifts and Their Impact on National Policies
  
  Józef Pajestka
  
  Pages 47-58
Two National Examples
1. Recent Experience with Macroeconomic Policy in the Federal Republic of Germany
  
  Norbert Kloten
  
  Pages 65-90
2. Austria’s Macro-Economic Policies in the Last Decade
  
  Hans Seidel
  
  Pages 91-99
Policies for International Economic Relations
1. Decision-Making and Instruments for Socialist Foreign Trade
  
  József Bognár
  
  Pages 101-109
2. Growth and the Foreign Balance: Experience and Problems of the German Democratic Republic
  
  Wolfgang Heinrichs
  
  Pages 111-122
3. Intensive Development as an Instrument for Export-Led Growth in the German Democratic Republic
  
  Peter Sydow
  
  Pages 123-131
4. The European Monetary System (Ems): First Lessons and New Challenges
  
  Henri Bourguinat
  
  Pages 133-153
5. The New Protectionism with Nontariff Instruments
  
  Dominick Salvatore
  
  Pages 155-181
6. Comparing the Foreign Economic Strategies of Market and Centrally Planned Economies
  
  Paul Marer
  
  Pages 183-216
The Management of Enterprise Strategies
1. Problems of Controlling Markets and Resource Allocation in Conditions of Excess Demand: The Polish Case
  
  Jan Lipiński
  
  Pages 231-253
2. Investment Decision-Making in Yugoslavia
  
  Jadranko Bendeković, Ivan Teodorović
  
  Pages 255-267
3. Strategic Planning and Innovation In A Yugoslav Self-Management Enterprise — Metalservis
  
  Aleksander Kraus
  
  Pages 269-277
4. Marketing and Innovation Strategy in a Major Hungarian Enterprise — Taurus
  
  László Horváth
  
  Pages 279-293
5. Recent Developments in Planning and Decision-Taking in Large Corporations
  
  Peter Beck
  
  Pages 295-314
6. Strategic Planning in a Changing Competitive Environment
  
  Wilhelm Rail
  
  Pages 315-329
Back Matter

Pages 357-379

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Papers by academics and administrators from East and West are contained in this volume. Recent macroeconomic policies in the West and the East are examined and new strategies for dealing with economic problems are analyzed.

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Book Title: Macroeconomic Management
Editors: Christopher T. Saunders
Series Title: Vienna Institute for Comparative Economic Studies
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-08375-6
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan London
eBook Packages: Palgrave Economics & Finance Collection, Economics and Finance (R0)
Copyright Information: Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1988
eBook ISBN: 978-1-349-08375-6Published: 18 June 1988
Series ISSN: 2947-2199
Series E-ISSN: 2947-2202
Edition Number: 1
Number of Pages: XI, 379
Topics: Macroeconomics/Monetary Economics//Financial Economics, International Economics

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