Business Economics articles from October 1989

Business Economics archives from October 1989

The emergence of the new European economy of 1992.
October 1, 1989... The Emergence of the New European Economy of 1992 THE ESSENCE OF THE 1992 process may be highlighted by referring to some European views of the United States as a regime model, as well as some American perceptions of current European...

The single European market and the real economy.
October 1, 1989... The Single European Market and the Real Economy THE EXPERIENCES of military defeat and the occupation of one's country confer depths of feelings whose complexity can be difficult to appreciate for those who have not been so affected. The...

Implications of EC financial integration. (European Community)
October 1, 1989... Implications of EC Financial Integration THE EC SINGLE MARKET program is making good progress; halfway through its implementation, roughly 90 percent of the 300 legal measures necessary to abolish fiscal, physical and technical barriers to...

The European Community and the world economy.
October 1, 1989... The European Community and the World Economy FROM TIME TO TIME events occur that fundamentally alter the balance of the economic, political and military power of the world and impart a new direction and different momentum to the process of...

What Europe 1992 means for U.S. business.
October 1, 1989... What Europe 1992 Means for U.S. Business THE EVENTS OF recent months in the European Community (EC) prove that Europe 1992 is not simply the dream of visionaries to create a single market without barriers to the free movement of goods,...

The yield curve as a predictor of business cycle turning points.
October 1, 1989... The Yield Curve as a Predictor of Business Cycle Turning Points THE YIELD CURVE has long been recognized as a potentially useful tool in the analysis of financial markets. More recently, it has been the focus of renewed interest with the...

Wall Street economists: are they worth their salt?
October 1, 1989... Wall Street Economists: Are They Worth Their Salt? WALL STREET ECONOMISTS: Are They Worth Their Salt? The answer is obvious. "On the one hand . . . , but on the other hand . . ." Perhaps it's not fair to begin an article about economists...

The PC corner. (personal computer)
October 1, 1989... The PC Corner MY COLUMN this quarter is going to be devoted to Lotus 1-2-3 topics, both the existing Release 2.01, and the new offerings -- Release 3 (just out) and Release 2.2 (scheduled for the third quarter of this year). In spite of the...

Exchange Rate Instability.
October 1, 1989... Exchange Rate Instability IN HIS PREFACE to Exchange Rate Instability, Richard Layard notes that in 1980 over one million British jobs were lost because of an overvalued pound. The U.S. suffered the same consequence with the overvalued...

Real Estate: Investment and Financial Strategy.
October 1, 1989... Real Estate: Investment and Financial Strategy REAL ESTATE MARKETS and transactions are complex. Sound investment strategies require careful consideration of the institutional framework (including tax laws, real estate law, etc.), the...

Community Economics: Economic Structure and Changes in Smaller Communities.
October 1, 1989... Community Economics: Economic Structure and Changes in Smaller Communities MICROECONOMIC theory of the firm and consumer are the familiar building blocks of economic analysis used by economists in more traditional fields. Prof. Shaffer in...

Credibility, Debt and Unemployment: Ireland's Failed Stabilization.
October 1, 1989... "Credibility, Debt and Unemployment: Ireland's Failed Stabilization," Rudiger Dornbusch "Italy: The Real Effects of Inflation and Disinflation," in Economic Policy -- A European Forum 8. Francesco Giavazzi and Luigi Spaventa LIKE ALL...

Italy: The Real Effects of Inflation and Disinflation.
October 1, 1989... Monitoring the Journals "Credibility, Debt and Unemployment: Ireland's Failed Stabilization" "Italy: The Real Effects of Inflation and disinflation" LIKE ALL COUNTRIES in West Europe, Ireland and Italy responded...

The statistics corner. (employment statistics)
October 1, 1989... The Statistics Corner EMPLOYMENT DATA collected from U.S. business by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and cooperating state employment security agencies have significant impact on our understanding of the U.S. economy and have a wide variety...