A. Undergraduate study: University of Tel-Aviv (Israel), B.A. in Economics,
B. Graduate Training: M.A.and Ph.D degrees in Economics from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Fields of Specialization: International Economics, Money
and Banking, Theory.
Ph.D. Thesis: "Exchange Stabilization Funds."
B.1 Current Work: Recent work centers around (a) problems of introducing the EURO; (b) the international currency crisis of 1997-9; (c) regional integration in Asia; and (d) commemorating the 10th anniversary of the U.S. - Canada Free Trade Agreement.
C. Fellowships and Honors:
President, International Trade and Finance Association 1993; Board Member 1991-98.
Recipient of the Withrow Teacher/Scholar Award, Michigan State University, 1993.
Member of the Board, International Trade of Finance Association, 1991-95;
Adjunct Research Associate, East West Center, Honolulu, 1991-;
Recipient of the Michigan Association of Governing Board's faculty award, 1984;
MSU nominee for the national "professor of the year" award, 1985.
Recipient of Distinguished Faculty Award, Michigan State University, 1967;
National Science Foundation Review board in International Economics, 1981-85;
National Science Foundation Research Contract on High-Technology Trade, 1985;
National Science Foundation Fellow, 1964-1973;
Midwest Universities Consortium (MUCIA) Research Grants 1970-1973;
Rockefeller Foundation Fellow, Summer 1966;
Research Fellowship on Israel's technical aid to Africa and Asia, 1961-1962;
Ford Foundation Faculty Research Fellow, 1960-1961;
Faculty Research Fellow, Social Science Research Council, Summer 1959;
Recipient of Research Grant, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1959;
Member of Phi Kappa Phi (National Honorary Scholastic Society);
Honorary member of Phi Beta Kappa;
Recipient of the Fred M. Taylor Award for the best performance on preliminary doctoral examination in economic theory, University of Michigan, 1954;
Recipient of the Horace H. Rackham pre-doctoral fellowship, University of Michigan, 1954;
Tuition Scholarship, 1953.
Golden Key National Scholastic Society.
D. Bibliographical Listings:
Marquis, Who is Who in the World
Marquis, Who is Who in America
Marquis, Who is Who in the Midwest
American Men of Science
Men of Achievement, International Biographical Center, Cambridge, U.K.;
Men of Achievement, illustrated (pictorial inclusion), 1979; 1983.
Community Leaders of America (American Biographical Institute) and Noteworthy Americans, 1976 and 1978.
Notable Americans, 1977-1978.
Who is Who in Consulting.
The World's Who is Who of Authors, 1975.
Dictionary of International Biography (London).
International Who is Who in Community Service, Cambridge.
Distinguished and Outstanding Personalities of the West and Midwest, American Biographical Institute, Raleigh, North Carolina.
International Authors and Writers Who is Who, Cambridge, U.K.
Personalities of America, American Bibliographical Institute, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Personalities of the West and Midwest
American Patriots of the 1980s
Who is Who in Economics, most frequently cited economists, University of London; a biographical dictionary of major economists, 1900-1980, Third edition 1999.
Who is Who in Economics, Second Edition. 1984
Men and women of Distinction (Cambridge, U.K.), 1983-84.
Distinguished Educators of America
The Writers' Directory (London)
The International Authors Who is Who (Cambridge, U.K.)
Who's Who in World Jewry
International Directory of Distinguished Leadership
Who's Who in Finance and Industry
Who's Who in American Education
Who's Who in Financial Industry
International Directory of Distinguished Leadership
Biography Fame International
Asia's Who's Who of Men and Women of Achievement.
International Who’s Who of Professionals.
Asia’s Who’s Who Men of Achievement
Reference Asia
Who is Who in Israel and Jewish Personalities
Asia-Pacific Who's Who
E. Professional Experience:
University Distinguished Professor, Michigan State University, 1990 -
Professor of Economics, Michigan State University (Acting Department Chairperson, MSU, 1967-68), 1961-1989.
Summer 1997, Visiting Research Professor, Kobe University, Japan
Summer 1996, Visiting Professor, New York University
1994/95 Visiting professor, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Summer 1993, Visiting Professor, N.Y.U..
1988/89, Summer 1989, and Summer 1990, and 1991 Visiting Professor, Monash University (Melbourne Australia)
Winter 1991 and Summer 1992, Visiting Scholar, East-West Center
March 1989, Visiting Professor, Fudan University (Shanghai, China); Central Bank Graduate School (Beijing, China).
December 1988/January 1989, Visiting Scholar, East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii
1987/88, Visiting Professor, Monash University (Melbourne Australia)
Summer 1982, Visiting Professor, University of British Columbia (UBC)
1978-1981, Visiting Scholar, Institute for International Economic Studies, University of Stockholm, Sweden.
1971-1975, Special Advisor on policy and research to UNCTAD, U.N., Geneva.
Summer 1978, Visiting Professor, University of Toronto.
Summer 1977, Visiting Professor, University of Hawaii.
Summer 1976, Visiting Research Consultant, International Monetary Fund, Washington.
Summer 1975, Visiting Professor, New York University.
Summer 1974, Visiting Professor of Economics at U.S.C.
Summer 1969, Visiting Professor of Economics, U.C.L.A.
1959-61: Associate Professor of Economics, Michigan State University.
1957-59: Assistant Professor of Economics, Michigan State University.
1956-57: Lecturer in Economics, University of Michigan and Study Director, Survey Research Center, University of Michigan.
1955-56: Study Director, Survey Research Center, University of Michigan
1954-55: Assistant Study Director, Survey Research Center, University of Michigan.
1952-53: Part-time research assistant to professor C.E. Dickenson of the Economics department, University of Michigan.
1950-51: (In Israel), worked for a commercial bank, and later as an office manager of an advertising agency.
F. Graduate Teaching: Macro and Micro Economic Theory, International Finance,
Business Cycles, International Commercial Policy, Theory of International Trade.
G. Undergraduate Teaching: Principles, Intermediate Price Theory, International
Trade, International Finance, Economic Problems of Europe, Macro-theory.
H. Past and Present Consultant: To Council on Foreign Relations, New York;
East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii;
National Science Foundation;
United States Department of Commerce;
National Bureau of Economic Research;
Congressional Committees testimonies: Finance Committee, Joint Committee, and Anti-trust Subcommittee, U.S. Federal Maritime Commission;
U.S. House Banking Committee;
U.S. Department of State and Treasury;
UNCTAD (United Nations);
International Monetary Fund;
Federal Trust, London;
The Brookings Institution and the Central American Common Market;
Various Business Corporations.
State of Michigan, Budget Bureau and Commerce Department
State of Michigan Chamber of Commerce
I. Editorial and Research Referee:
Member of the Editorial Board, The International Trade Journal;
American Economic Review;
Journal of Farm Economics;
Journal of Policy Modeling;
Canadian Journal of Economics;
Journal of the American Statistical Association;
National Science Foundation (research proposals);
Ford Foundation (research proposals);
Journal of the Developing Areas;
Economic Journal;
Western Economic Journal;
Journal of Economic Issues;
Review of Economics and Statistics;
European Economic Review;
Journal of International Economics;
Journal of International Money and Finance;
Economic Inquiry;
Business Topics;
Economic Development and Cultural Change;
Brookings Institution (book manuscripts);
OSU Business School - Research Proposal;
Economica;
Comparative Economic Studies;
Journal of Development Economics;
Journal of Economic Education;
Economic Record
World Bank Economic Review
Empirical Economics
Southern Economic Journal
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking
Journal of Political Economy
Journal of International Economic Integration
Journal of Comparative Economics
Quarterly Review of Economics and Business
Japan and the World Economy
J. Past and Present Committee Service
1. University Committees:
Chairman, Steering Committee of Academic Council;
Chairman, Faculty Liaison to the Board of Trustees;
Academic Council; and Elected Faculty Council;
Steering Committee and Executive Committee of the Academic Council;
Committee on Academic Governance;
Presidential Commission on Admission and Student Body Composition;
Committee on Academic Policy;
Selection Committee of Recipients of the Distinguished Faculty Award;
Steering Committee on Energy Research;
International Programs Committee on Grants Allocations;
Chairperson, Committee on Academic Environment;
University Awards Committee
University Committee on International Programs.
2. College Committees:
College Advisory Council
College Committee on the "Future of the University"
Advisory Committee of the Institute for International Economics and
Business
International Business Taskforce
3. Departmental Committees:
Departmental Advisory Committee (member and chairperson)
Graduate Curriculum Committee (member and chairperson)
Undergraduate Instruction Committee
As part of his service on the Academic Council, (in the early and mid-1980's), Dr. Kreinin developed several UNIVERSITY-WIDE FINANCIAL PLANS at M.S.U. to help solve the University financial crisis. He guided the plans through the Governance system, up to the point of their implementation by the central administration. He consulted with 10-15 other universities, as well as national organizations, about these plans. As a result, variants and strands of the plans were adopted by several other universities. Dr. Kreinin was also invited to address associations of university presidents and of chief academic officers on matters affecting university finances and staffing. As Chairman of the University Committee on the Environment, Dr. Kreinin advised the central administration on priorities and budget reductions in the non-academic areas of the University.
Dr. Kreinin consulted with the following institutions and organizations on financial and staffing plans: University of Oregon, Minnesota system, University of Western Ontario, Illinois Institute of Technology, Ohio State, Missouri, national AAUP, National Council on Foundations, Presidents of institutions belonging to the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, Provosts of the South-East Associations of Universities, and others.
K. Extensive work with business executives and corporations in executive training programs, seminar sessions, workshops, and consulting. This includes such corporations as Dow Chemical, Clark Equipment, Upjohn Corp., and Toledo Edison Company.
Same for groups of school principals and superintendents.
Same with Government and Legislative groups.
L. Eight around-the-world lecture tours on behalf of USIA and the State Department. Covered one to six cities in each of the following countries: Iran, Pakistan, India, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Australia, New Zealand.
Topics discussed (in one- to six-hour seminars/workshops): (1) Trade Relations Between LCD's and DC's; (2) World Energy Problems; (3) The North-South Dialogue, or the New International Economic Order; (4) International Currency System; (5) East-West Trade; (6) Balance of Payments Adjustment Mechanism; (7) Tariff Preferences; (A) Implications of Pegging the Iranian Riyal to SDR's; (9) Inflation and Recession in the Industrial Relations; (11) U.S. Trade Policy, Trade Reform Act; (12) U.S. Domestic Policies: Carter to Clinton (13) Supply side Economics; (14) Uruguay Round of GATT Trade Negotiation; (15) Global Trade Imbalances and Exchange Rates.
Same for Four European Lecture Tours.
Same for Two Middle East and African Lecture Tours.
Same for Two Japan-Korea, New Zealand, Australia Lecture Tours.
Same for One Taiwan, Malaysia Lecture Tour.
China lecture tour (Universities in Shanghai and Beijing).
All this work was carried out during the 1974-1995 years.
Audiences and groups:
Governmental Officials; Union Leaders, Business Groups; Central Bank Economists; University and Research Economists; University Students and/or Faculty other than in Economics; Pakistan Central Staff College; General Mixed Audiences.
M. Extensive work with the media: TV, radio, and the press on national and international Economic problems.
Public addresses and media appearances number in the thousands.
Instrumental in organizing an inter-university study of Proposal C in Michigan.
Coleader of a fund-raising effort for MSU.
N. Member or Past Member
Royal Economic Society
American Economic Association
International Trade and Finance Association
Midwest Economic Association
AAUP
Western Economic Association
American Professor for Peace in the Middle East (national board member)
Other organizations
Acting President, Jewish Welfare Federation, Lansing.
List of Publications
I. Books:
1. Israel and AFrica: A Study in Technical Cooperation. New York: Frederick A. Praeger, Inc., 1964.
2. Alternative Commercial Policies--Their Effects on the American Economy. MSU Bureau of Business and Economic research, 1967, East Lansing.
3. International Economics--A Policy Approach. New York: Harcourt, Brace Jovanovich, 1971. (International paperback editions).
3a. Second edition, 1975.
3b. Third edition, 1979.
3c. Fourth edition, 1983.
3d. Fifth edition, 1987.
3e. Sixth edition, 1991.
3f. Seventh edition, 1995.
3g. Eighth edition, 1998
4. Trade Relations of the EEC--An Empirical Investigation. New York: Frederick A. Praeger, Inc., Special Studies, 1974.
5. The Monetary Approach to the Balance of Payments: A Survey, (with L. Officer), Princeton Special Studies in International Economics, No. 43, 1978.
6. Economics, Prentice Hall, 1983, plus instructor's manual.
6a. Second edition, 1990.
7. Can Australia Adjust? (editor), Monash University, 1988.
8. International Commercial Policy (editor), Taylor and Francis, 1993.
9. Contemporary Issues in International Trade and Investment (editor), Elservier, 1995.
11. International Economi Linkags, Co-editor, Elsevier 1999.
II. Articles in Professional Journals and Collection:
1. "Suppressed Inflation in Israel," Journal of Political Economy, April 1956.
2. "Factors Associated with the Use of Consumer Credit," (co-author) published in Consumer Installment Credit, National Bureau of Economic Research, Part II, Volume I, 1957.
3. "An Analysis of Life Insurance Premiums," (co-author) Review of Economics and Statistics, February 1957.
4. "Israel's Export Problem and its Policy Implications," Southern Economic Journal, October 1958.
5. "Israel's Survey of Consumer Finances," Journal of Finance, December 1958. (Selected for abstraction in the International Executive, Winter 1959.)
6. "Factors Associated with Stock Ownership," Review of Economics and Statistics, February 1959.
7. "Exchange Stabilization Funds," (abstract) Journal of Finance, March 1959.
8. "Use of the Excise Tax as a Countercyclical Measure," Review of Economics and Statistics, August 1959.
9. "On the Trade Diversion Effect of Trade Preference Areas," Journal of Political Economy, August 1959.
10. "European Integration and American Trade," American Economic Review, September 1959.
11. "On the Urgency of Wants," American Journal of Economics and Sociology, October 1959.
12. "Analysis of Used Car Purchases," Review of Economics and Statistics, November 1959.
13. "A Graphical Presentation of the Theory of Customs Unions," Economic Quarterly (Hebrew), November 1959.
14. "Flexible Exchange Rates in the Common Market-Suggested Implementation," Social Research, Spring 1960.
15. "United States Income and Import in the Postwar Period," Review of Economics and Statistics, May 1960.
16. "Statement on S.2755 and Comment of Professor T. Backman's Statement," Consumer Credit Labeling Bill, United States Senate Committee of Banking.
17. "The Outer-Seven and European Integration," American Economic Review, June 1960. (Selected for abstraction in Current Thought on Peace and War and in The Executive--Harvard School of Business, October 1960. Translated into Hebrew and published by the Economic Quarterly March 1961. Also translated into Dutch).
18. "International Lending as a Countercyclical Measure," Review of Economics and Statistics, February 1961.
19. "Analysis of Liquid Asset Ownership," Review of Economics and Statistics, February 1961.
20. "Trade Creation and Diversion by the St. Lawrence Seaway," Review of Economics and Statistics, August 1961.
21. "U.S. Balance of Payments Deficit," Economic Quarterly (Hebrew) September 1961.
22. "Windfall Income and Consumption--Additional Evidence," American Economic Review, June 1961.
23. "Regional Interest in Foreign Trade," Review of Economics and Statistics, February 1961.
24. "Effect of Tariff Changes on the Prices and volume of Imports," American Economic Review, June 1961.
25. "Analysis of Contractual Payment," Review of Economics and Statistics, February 1962.
26. "Windfall Income and Consumption--Further Comment," American Economic Review, June 1963.
27. "Introduction of Israel's Land Settlement Plan to Nigeria," Journal of Farm Economics, August 1963.
28. "Analysis of New Car Ownership and Purchases," (co author), International Economic Review, September 1963.
29. "Trade Creation and Diversion in a Customs Union---A Graphical Presentation," Kyklos, December 1963.
30. "Joint Commercial Enterprises as a Vehicle for Extending Technical Aid," Social and Economic Studies, December 1963.
31. "European Revaluations as a Solution to the United States Balance of Payments Deficit," Social Research, Winter 1964.
32. "An Analysis of the Brookings Institution Study of the U.S. Balance of Payments," Compendium of Papers, Joint Economic Committee, United States Congress, November 1963.
33. "On the Dynamic Effects of a Customs Union," Journal of Political Economy, April 1964.
34. "Comparative Labor Effectiveness and the Leontief Scarce Factor Paradox," American Economic Review, March 1965.
35. "Freedom of Trade and Capital Movement," The Economic Journal, December 1965. (Selected for abstraction in the International Executive, Spring 1966.)
36. "Effect of Freight Rate Differentials on the U.S. Balance of Trade," prepared for the U.S. Department of Commerce and presented to the Joint Economic Committee, June 30, 1965.
37. "On the Restrictive Effect of the Tariff," The Manchester School, January 1966.
38. "Effect of an Atlantic Free Trade Area on the U.S.," Southern Economic Journal, July 1966.
39. "Trade Liberalization Under the Kennedy Round--The Static Effects," (co-author with Bela Balassa), the Review of Economics and Statistics, May 1967. (Abstracted by Mercurio, Italy.)
40. "Foreign Investments and the American Interest," in International Aspects of Antitrust. Statement (and oral testimony) prepared for the Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee, U.S. Senate. Committee Print, April 28, 1966, pp. 210-231.
41. "Devaluation and the Income Terms of Trade," Kyklos, Spring 1967.
42. "Balance of Payments Policy and International Liquidity," Paper for the Joint Economic Committee, U.S. Congress, Joint Committee Print, 1966.
43. "Discriminatory Freight Rates and the Balance of Payments," Paper for the U.S. Maritime Commission.
44. "Price vs. Tariff Elasticities in International Trade: A Suggested Reconciliation," American Economic Review, September 1967.
45. "Price Elasticities in International Trade," The Review of Economics and Statistics, November 1967.
46. "Direct Foreign Investments and the American Interest," Economia Internationale, Spring 1967.
47. "Trade Arrangements Among Industrial Countries: Effects on the United States," Chapter 11 in Studies in Trade Liberalization, edited by Bela Balassa; John Hopkins University Press, 1967.
48. "Israel and the EEC," Quarterly Journal of Economics, May 1968.
49. Contributor to A Reappraisal of Economic Development, edited by A.H. Whiteford, Chicago Aldine Publishing Co., 1968.
50. "The Balance of Payments, Gold and International Liquidity," Lectures delivered in East Lansing and Ann Arbor, as part of the series "Six Evenings with the Professor."
51. "On the Equivalence of Tariffs and Quotas," Kyklos, Winter 1970.
52. "Trade Creation and Diversion by the EEC and EFTA," Economia Internationale, May 1969.
53. "Price vs. Tariff Elasticities--A Reply," American Economic Review, March 1969.
54. "The Theory of Comparative Cost--Further Empirical Evidence," Economia Internationale, November 1969.
55. "Comments on the Status of International Trade Theory," in National Bureau of Economic Research Conference on Technology and Trade, (Ray Vernon, editor) Columbia University Press, 1970.
56. "Demand for Foreign Currency Holdings by European Banks," (with R. Gilbert) Southern Economic Journal, July 1971.
57. "Adjustment Cost, Optimum Currency Areas, and Optimum International Reserves," (with R. Heller) in International Trade and Finance, Festschrift in Honor of Jan Timbergen, Macmillan International, 1975.
58. "Factor Substitution and Effective Protection Reconsidered," (with Ramsey and Kmenta), American Economic Review, December 1971.
59. "Effects of the EEC on Imports of Manufactures," Economic Journal, September 1972, pp. 897-920.
60. "Effect of EEC Enlargement on Trade Flows," Southern Economic Journal, April 1973.
61. "Some Economic Consequences of Reverse Preferences," Journal of Common Market Studies (Oxford), March 1973. Reprinted in Portfolio (USIA).
62. "The EEC and the Developing Countries," Chapter in a book on the EEC, North-Holland Publishing Co., 1975.
63. "Effect of EEC Enlargement on the General System of Preferences," Report for UNCTAD, 1973.
64. "Israel and Africa--The Early Years," in M. Curtis, ed., Israel and the Third World, Transaction Press, N.Y., 1970.
65. "Needed--A Super-Agency for International Finance Trade and Aid," Journal of Economic Issues, December 1972; Reprinted and Distributed abroad through U.S.I.A.; Reprinted in Controversies in Economics, Holden-Day; and in the Anthology The Economy as a System of Power, Transactions Books, 1977.
66. "Disaggregated Import Demand Functions," Southern Economic Journal, July 1973.
67. "Generalized Tariff Preferences--A Proposed Variant," Journal of World Trade Law, Summer 1973.
68. "A Note on the Export Elasticity of Substitution," Canadian Journal of Economics, November 1973.
69. "From the Smithsonian Agreement to the Collapse of Bretton Woods," Portfolio, International Economic Perspectives, January 1974.
70. "The U.S. Economy in 1974," Advanced Management Journal, January 1974.
71. "U.S. Trade Interests and the EEC Mediterranean Policy," in Shbain and Yanopolous (eds.), The EEC and Mediterranean Countries, Cambridge U. Press, 1976, pp. 33-52.
72. "Equivalence of Tariffs and Quotas," Kyklos, 1974.
73. "Effect of EEC Enlargement on Preferences for Developing Countries," Journal of Development Studies, 1975.
74. "Economic Implications of the Energy Crisis," Phi Kappa Phi Journal, Winter 1975.
75. "Equivalence of Tariffs and Quotas," A Reply, Kyklos, No. 3, 1975.
76. "EC Enlargement and Trade Diversion," Southern Economic Journal, March 1976.
77. "Energy and Employment," in The Energy Problem Continues, MSU Center for Urban Affairs, 1976.
78. "A New International Economic Order? - A Critical Survey of the issues" (Co-author), Journal of World Trade Law, December 1976. Reprinted in B.Belassa (ed.), World Trade and Payments, Norton, 3rd ed. 1978, pp. 146-149; and in D. Hanley International Business 1977, MSU Bureau of Business and Economic Research, 1977.
79. "OPEC Oil Prices and the International Transfer Problem," Journal of World Trade Law, February 1977.
80. "Balance of Payments Adjustment in the Socialist States" published in a Volume of Conference Proceedings on Socialist Economies, University of Indiana Press.
81. "Living With Floating Exchange Rates," Journal of World Trade Law November 1977, pp. 514-536.
82. "What Have We Learned About Stabilization Policies?" MSU Business Topics, Winter 1978.
83. "Effect of Exchange Rate Changes on the Prices and Volume of Trade," International Monetary Fund, Staff Papers, July 1977, pp. 297-329.
84. "Functioning of the International Currency System," testimony before a special NATO subcommittee, U.S. House of Representatives, Nov. 24, 1978, printed in Congressional Records, along with replies to further questions.
85. "U.S. Economic Relations with NATO Allies," Testimony before a special NATO subcommittee, U.S. House of Representatives, November 24, 1978, printed in Congressional Records, along with replies to further questions.
86. "U.S. International Economic Policy - An Overview," Journal of Economic Issues, September 1980. An Italian version published in American Foreign Trade edited by Giacomo Luciani, Institute for International Affairs, Rome, 1980.
87. "Effect of European Integration on Trade Flows in Manufactures" Proceedings of the Tilburg Conference on European Integration, Holland, June 1979.
88. "A Measure of Export Similarity and Its Uses" (co-author). Economic Journal, December 1979.
89. "UNCTAD Proposal for A Common Fund" - A Critical Appraisal" Quarterly Review of Development Research, Vienna, Winter 1980. Reprinted in H. Singer, N. Hatti, and R. Tandor, International Commodity Policy, Ashish Publishing House, New Delhi, 1988.
90. "Trade Liberalization Under the Tokyo Rounds -- A Review of Their Effects on Trade Flows, Employment and Welfare" (co-author), Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, 1979, No. 3.
91. "On the Potential Trade Pattern Between Egypt and Israel," Middle East Review, Spring 1980.
92. "Economic Policies for the 1980s," Case-Western Reserve Journal of International Law, 1980.
93. "North American Economic Integration," Law and Contemporary Problems, Duke U. Law School, 1981.
94. "The Structural Pattern of LDCs Trade in Manufactures with Individual and Groups of DC's" (co-author), Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, 1980, No. 2.
95. "Effect of Ec Enlargement on Trade in Manufactures," Kyklos, 1981.
96. "U.S. Labor Cost in Autos & Steel," The World Economy (co-author), Spring 1981 (Vol. 4, No. 2).
97. "United States Comparative Advantage in the Motor Vehicles and Steel Industries," Michigan Fiscal and Economic Study, U. of M. Press, 1982, Chapter 6.
98. "U.S. Foreign Trade: Performance and Prospects," Proceedings of the Economic Outlook Conference, U. of M., November 1981.
99. "For a University in Financial Trouble, A Faculty 'Buy Out' Plan Can Save Money and Face," Chronicle of Higher Education, Jan. 27, 1982.
100. "The Buy-Out Approach to University Budget Reduction," Academe, April 1982, (pp. 34-44).
101. "Coping with Financial Stress" Academe, 1984.
102. "Determinants of International Trade Flows," (co-author), Review of Economics and Statistics, February 1983. Reprinted in International Economic Perspectives, USIS.
103. "Issues in U.S. International Economic Policy," Comments in Proceedings of NSF Colloquium, Washington, D.C., 1982-83.
104. Comments on the Auto VER with Japan and Product Upgrading," in Baldwin and Krueger, The Structure and Evolution of Recent U.S. Trade Policy, NBER, 1984.
105. "Wage Competitiveness in Steel and Motor Vehicles," Economic Inquiry, Contemporary Policy Issues, Jan. 1984. Featured in an article by L. Clark, Wall Street Journal, April 17, 1984, p. 33. Reproduced in John Adams, The Contemporary International Economy (a reader), St. Martin Press, 2nd ed. 1985.
106. "United States Stake in High-Technology Trade," A Report to the NSF, August 1984.
107. "Trade and Structural Change in the U.S. Economy," Proceedings of AEI Conference, Washington, D.C., 1984.
108. "International Trade and Possible Restrictions in High-Technology Products," Journal of Policy Modeling, January 1985.
109. "North American Economic Integration," Proceedings of the U. of Windsor Conference on North American Relations, 1985.
110. "Analysis of Performance Requirements for Direct Foreign Investments," (co-author) Canadian Journal of Economics, Fall 1985.
111. "Inflation Dispersion and Central Bank Accommodation of Supply Shocks" (co-author) Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, Fall 1985.
112. "The U.S. Trade Deficit," in the Marcus Common Interest Forum, U. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Sept. 1986.
113. "International Trade in High-Technology Products," Chapter 14, in D. Salvadore (ed.) The New Protectionist Threat to World Welfare, North Holland, 1986.
114. "Differential Response of U.S. Import Prices and Quantities to Exchange Rate Adjustments: (co-author), Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, September 1987.
115. Comments on A paper by Saxenhouse and Stern, in a book on U.S.-Canada-Japan Trade and Investments, U. of Chicago Press, 1989.
116. "Global Issues of Economic Adjustments," Chap. 1 in Can Australia Adjust, Monash University, 1988.
117. Introduction and Summary Chapters in Can Australia Adjust?
118. "Effect of the U.S.-Japan Auto VER on European Prices and U.S. Welfare" (co-author), Review of Economics and Statistics, August 1988.
119. "Import Quotas and VERs: A Comparative Analysis in a Three-Country Framework" (coauthor), Journal of International Economics, February 1989.
120. "VIEs: An Economic Analysis of Trade Expansion Policies," Economic Inquiry, January 1990.
121. "How Closed is Japan's Market? Additional Evidence," The World Economy, December 1988. Reprinted in J. Ravehill, (ed.) The Political Economy of East Asia Edward Elgar (Blackwell) Publishing Co. Featured in a L. Silk column in the New York Times; in the Wall Street Journal of June 19, 1990, p. A12, and the Australian Financial Review, and in various Japanese newspapers.
122. "EC-1992 And World Trade and the Trading System," G. Yannopoulos, editor, in Europe and America 1992, Manchester U. Press, 1991.
123. "The U.S. VER on Machine Tools: Causes and Effects," (coauthor), in R. E. Baldwin, editor, Empirical Studies of Commercial Policy, University of Chicago Press (NBER), 1991.
124. "An Overview of the Uruguay Round", International Trade Journal, forthcoming.
125. "The Uruguay Round -- Phase II," International Economic Policy, Taylor and Francis, forthcoming.
126. "Super 301 and Japan-A Dissenting View," International Economic Policy, Taylor and Francis, forthcoming.
127. "Effects of Economic Integration in Industrial Countries on ASEAN and the Asian NIEs," World Development, September 1992.
128. "Alternative Quota Allocation Schemes: A Welfare Comparison," Economica, August 1992.
129. "Economics In Talmudic Writings," forthcoming in W. Samuels ed. Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology.
130. "Changing Patterns of Trade in the Pacific in a Changing Global Environment. Proceedings of a Conference on Asian Pacific Cooperation.
131. "Multinationalism, Regionalism and their Implications for Asia," Proceedings of a Conference on Global Interdependence and Asia-Pacific Cooperation, Hong Kong, December 1992.
132. "Reply to Profesor Pomphret," World Development, September 1993.
133. "Structural Change and Regional Integration in East Asia," forthcoming, International Economic Journal, Spring 1994.
134. "Needed -- A Coherent International Commercial Policy," Presidential Address -- ITFA (May 93), International Trade Journal, Dec. 93.
135. "The Future of Trade Policy," Proceedings of the ITFA Conference, Reading England, 1994.
136. "The U.S.-Japan Trade Imbalances," Ibid.
137. "Economic Effects of NAFTA on Australia and New Zealand,", the Journal of Economic Integration, 1993.
138. "Natural Economic Blocs: An Alternative Formulation,", International Trade Journal, 1994.
139. "Protection of Industry,", Open Economy Review, 1995.
140. "Bilateral Quota Wars,", the Canadian Journal of Economics; November 1995, pp. 940-44.
141. "U.S. - Japan Trade Imbalances" In Contemporary Issues in International Trade and Investment, Elsevier 1995.
142. "The Future of International Trade Policy" Ibid
143. "regional and Global Economic Integration as a Basis for Stability, in Proceedings of Conference on Economic Cooperation, German Gov't Staff College, 1995.
144. "Quota Wars in a Three-Country Framework," (co-author) International Trade Journal, Spring, 1996. To be reprinted in K. Fatemi (ed.) International Trade in the 21st Century, Oxford, Elsevier, 1996.
145. "The WTO and the International Trade Environment", in K. Fatemi (ed.) International Trade in the 21st Century, Oxford, Elsevier, 1996.
146. "Supplier Preferences and Dumping: An Analysis of Japanese Corporate Groups" (co-author) Southern Economic Journal, July 1996.
147. "Analysis of Intra-Asian Investment Flows", KAEA Proceedings, 1996.
148. "International Trade", Encarta 1998 Encyclopedia, Microsoft Corp.
149. "Israel’s Commercial Policy", The World Economy, Spring 1996.
150. "Determinants of Inter-Asia Direct Investment Flows" (with T. Lowinger), in J. Dunning (ed.) Globalization, Trade and Direct Foreign Investments, Elsevier, 1998.
151. "The Trade-DFI Nexus" (with M. Plummer) in F. Contractor, Economic Transformation in Emerging Counris: The Role of Investments, Trade and Finance, London, Elsevier, 1998.
III. Other Articles
1. "The GATT Negotiations of 1960," Business Topics, Summer 1960.
2. "The Changing International Position of the Dollar," Business Topics, Winter 1960.
3. "The Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1958," Current Economic Comment, University of Illinois, February 1959.
4. "Plans for European Economic Integration," Business Topics, Michigan State University, May 1958.
5. "Life Insurance Coverage in the United States," Mercurio, University of Rome, Italy.
6. A pamphlet (in Hebrew) on Israel's Trade Agreements.
7. "Recent Developments in International Trade," Business Topics, Summer, 1970.
8. "From Inflation to a Recession--Why and How," Business Topics, Spring, 1970.
9. "Special Drawing Rights," Business Topics, Spring 1970.
10. "U.S. International Money Problems," Roundtable NET TV discussion. 1970.
11. "The U.S. and the Common Market," Roundtable NET TV discussion. 1970.
12. "International Business and American Prosperity," with Seelye and Eppert, Business Topics, Winter 1968.
13. Discussant in Conference on Economic Development, Library of International Relations, Chicago, October 1964 (Proceedings).
14. "Problems in Technical Assistance," Business Topics, June 1965.
15. "The Escape Clause vs. A Trade Adjustment Program," Business Topics, Winter 1961.
16. "Foreign Investments and Domestic Employment," Business Topics, Winter 1961.
17. "Present State of the U.S. Economy," State Journal, May 19, 1974; October 20, 1974.
18. "Gold for Oil," New York Times letter, March 18, 1974, included in Casebook of Economic Problems and Policies, R. Fels ed.
19. "Inflation Recession and Stagflation," Business Topics, Winter 1975, reprinted in an Economics Readings Volume by Phillips and Stevenson (eds.), West Publishing Co.
20. Various letters to the New York Times, the last one in January 1977 on "Inflation Control and Foreign Trade."
21. "Michigan's Stake in the U.S. Foreign Economic Policies," MSU Economic Record, December 1977.
22. "The Battered Dollar," the Detroit News, March 3, 1978, p. 3-A. Reprinted in the Congressional Record--Extension of Remarks, April 25, 1978, p. E 2114-5.
23. Letter to the Washington Post on "The Taxpayers Revolt," September 12, 1978.
24. "The Battered Dollar," (revised) Wall St. Transcript, January 8, 1979.
25. Remarks on Inflation, in the Stockholm Symposium on Inflation, February 7, 1979.
IV. Book Reviews
1. IMF Eighth Annual Report on Exchange Restrictions, American Economic Review, March 1958.
2. N. Halevi, Estimates of Israel's International Transactions, Journal of Farm Economics, August 1958.
3. First Report, British Council on Prices, Productivity and Incomes, Labor and Industrial Relations Review, October 1958.
4. R. Nurkse, Problems of Capital Formation in Underdeveloped Areas, Economic Quarterly, March 1958, Tel-Aviv (Hebrew).
5. The 1957 Economic Survey of Europe, (U.N.), American Economic Review, December 1958.
6. Daniel Creamer, Israel's National Income, 1952-1954. Econometrica, October 1959.
7. Goldsmith and Saunders (eds.), Income and Wealth, Series VIII. Journal of the American Statistical Association, September 1960.
8. Economist Intelligence Unit, The Commonwealth and Europe. The Journal of Political Economy, June 1961.
9. W. Salant and B. Vaccara, Trade Liberalization and Employment. American Economic Review, December 1961.
10. I. Frank, The European Common Market. Journal of Political Economy, August 1962.
11. A. Maizels, Industrial Growth and World Trade, Cambridge, 1963. Journal of the American Statistical Association, March 1964.
12. The Market Economy and Western European Integration, 7th Flemish Economic Congress, Louvain, 1966. Kyklos, Spring 1967.
13. African Integration and Disintegration, edited by Arthur Hazelwood, Oxford University press, 1967. Kyklos, Winter 1969.
14. The International Monetary System, edited by Officers and Willet. Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, February 1970.
15. Howard Pack, Structural Change and Economic Policy in Israel, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1971. The Journal of Economic Issues, March 1974.
16. Studies in International Economics, Monash Conference Papers, edited by I.A. McDougal, Amsterdam: North Holland Publishing Co., 1970. The Journal of Finance, June 1972.
17. Z. Hirsch, The Export Performance of Six Manufacturing Industries, New York: Praeger, 1971. The Journal of Political Economy, January/February 1973.
18. P. Robson, International Economic Integration, Penguin, 1971. Kyklos, No. 4, 1972.
19. G. Magnifico, European Monetary Unification, Macmillan. Kyklos, No. 4, 1973.
20. J. Galtung, The European Community--A Superpower in the Making. Kyklos, Spring 1973.
21. E. Depres, International Economic Reform. Journal of Economic Issues, March 1975.
22. Grubel and Lloyd, Intra Industry Trade, Macmillan. Kyklos, April 1976.
23. Ben-Shahar and Lerner, "The Economics of Efficiency and Growth," Journal of Economic Issues, September 1976.
24. David Morawetz, The Andean Group, MIT Press, 1974, in the Journal of the Developing Areas, July 1976; translated into Spanish and published in Integration Latino Americana.
25. Adams and Klein, Stabilizing World Commodity Markets, Lexington Books, 1978, in the Journal of Policy Modeling 1979.
26. Adams and Behrman, Econometric Modeling of World Commodity Policy, Lexington Books, 1978, Journal of Policy Modeling, May 1979.
27. P. Reynolds & P. Kenen, Asset Markets, Exchange Rates, Economic Integration Cambridge U. Press, 1980. Kyklos, 1981, no. 3.
28. Gary Hufbauer, Ed., U.S. International Economic Policy, 1981, for the NSF.
29. Branson and Richardson, "Capacity, Competitiveness, and Capital Mobility in the World Economy," NBER, for NSF, 1983.
30. Hufbauer & Lowinger, Survey of the Effects of U.S. Trade & Policy Instruments for NSF 1983.
31. B. Balassa, Change and Challenge in the World Economy, Journal of Comparative Economics, 1986.
32. David Greenway, Current Issues in International Trade, Macmillan 1985, Journal of International Economics, 1987.
33. G.N. Yannopoulos (ed.) Greece and the EEC, St. Martin Press (1987), Journal of Comparative Economics , 1988.
34. Webster and Dunning (editors), Structural Change in the World Economy, Routlage 1990, for the Journal of Comparative Economics, 1991.
V. Papers Presented in Professional Meetings
1. Panelist in the Michigan Conference on Economic Development, Ann Arbor, May 16-18, 1960.
2. "Factors Associated with Stock Ownership," presented at the annual meeting of the Midwest Economic Association, April 1956, and to the senior staff of the Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan, June 1956.
3. "A Study of Used Car Purchases," Econometric Society, August 1958. Reported in Econometrica, April 1959.
4. "European Integration and American Trade," the 1959 meetings of the Midwest Economic Association, St. Louis.
5. "The Outer-Seven and European Integration," Faculty Seminar, Michigan state University, February 1960.
6. "Effects of Tariff Changes on the Prices and Volume of Imports," Faculty Seminar, Michigan state University, December 1960.
7. "Windfall Income and Consumption," Economics Seminar, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, June 1961.
8. "The Role of Technical Assistance in Economic Development," Public Lecture, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria, February 6, 1962.
9. "Discussion of Technical Assistance," University of Wisconsin Economic Faculty, May 1963.
10. "The Leontief Scarce Factor Paradox," Hebrew University Faculty Seminar, Israel, 1965.
11. Chairman of session (and discussant) of paper on Trade and Development, Catholic Economic Association Meeting, New York, December 1965.
12. Discussant on paper on "Rationality and Migration in Ghana," Econometric Society, New York, December 1965.
13. Chaired session on Agriculture and Economic Development at Michigan State University, June 1968.
14. Chaired session on International Economics in the April 1969 meeting of the Michigan Academic of Arts and Sciences.
15. "A Survey of International Trade Theory," Econ-Ag. Econ. Seminar, U.S.U. sequel of two lectures: Spring 1969 and Winter 1970. Same at UCLA seminar, Summer 1969.
16. "Optimum Currency Areas," Western Economic Association Annual Meeting, August 1970.
17. "Interpretation of Balance of Payments Statistics," Western Economic Association Annual Meeting, August 1970.
18. "Alternative Balance of Payments Adjustment Policies," University of Tel-Aviv, Faculty Seminar, September 1970.
19. A series of five seminars on Empirical Work in International Economics delivered at the Geneva Graduate Institute for International Affairs, Winter 1972.
20. Two research seminars at the University of Tel-Aviv, 1971.
21. A research seminar at UNCTAD, Geneva, 1971.
22. "Effect of EEC Enlargement on the General System of Preferences," Federal Trust Research Conference, Windsor Castle, U.K., September 1972.
23. Discussion of Trade Problems of Developing Countries, M.S.U. Chapter of the Society of International Development, November 1972.
24. Addresses to the M.S.U. Faculty Club: The State of the U.S. Economy, Fall 1969; the State of the U.S. Economy, Spring 1971; the International Monetary Situation, Fall 1972.
25. Discussant of paper on General Equilibrium Model of International Trade," December 1972 meeting of the Econometric Society, Toronto.
26. Paper on the Effect of EEC Enlargement, Midwest Economic Meetings, April 1973.
27. Discussant of Paper on the International Financial System, Midwest Economic Meetings, April 1973.
28. "The EEC and the Developing Countries," Agricultural Development Council Seminar, East Lansing, May 1973.
29. An address on International Financial Developments, University of Windsor Seminar, Windsor Ontario, May 1973.
30. Participant in Federal Trust Conference on Trade and Development, University of Sussex, U.K., 1973.
31. "EEC Mediterranean Policy," University of Reading Conference on the EEC, January 1974.
32. Worldwide lecture tour on a variety of professional economic subjects on behalf of USIA, March 1975.
33. Discussant of paper on "international Commodity Agreements," Southern Economic Association Meetings, November 1975.
34. "OPEC Oil Price and the Transfer Problem," American Economic Association annual meetings, Dallas, December 1975.
35. Worldwide lecture tour on a variety of economic subjects, on behalf of the U.S. State Department, March-April 1976.
36. A series of public lectures and Faculty Seminars at Oklahoma State University, April 19-23, 1976.
37. University of Windsor (Ontario) seminar on "Contemporary International Currency Problems," May 2, 1976.
38. University of Illinois Seminars, May 6, 1976, on "The Economics of Preferences and Reverse Preferences" and "Economic Problems in the Middle East."
39. V.P.I. Seminar on "The New International Economic Order," May 14, 1976.
40. Comments on "Balance of Payments Adjustment in a Planned Economy," Conference on Trade and Integration in Eastern Europe, Bloomington, Indiana, 1976.
41. "The Economics of the Energy Problem," Michigan Economic Society, November 1976.
42. Study Mission to Middle East, December 1976.
43. M.S.U. Economic Seminar on "North-South Dialogue."
44. M.S.U. Seminar on International Trade in Textiles.
45. A variety of public addresses on the Domestic Economy; Energy; The International Economy, etc.
46. "Effect of Exchange Rate Adjustment on the Prices and Volume of Trade," University of Pennsylvania Seminar, December 1976.
47. Seminar on same topic at the International Monetary Fund, January 1977 (Washington).
48. Discussion of an "Adjustment Cost Model Under Expenditure Changing Policies," Midwest Economic Meetings, March 1977 (St. Louis).
49. "A New International Economic Order?", Western Economic Meetings, Los Angeles, 1977.
50. A lecture tour of India (six major cities) for U.S.I.S. September 1977.
51. Testimony before the Joint Economic Committee, U.S. Congress, on the Functioning of the International Currency System, July 18, 1978.
52. Testimony Before a Special NATO Subcommittee, U.S. Congress, on U.S. Economic Relations with our NATO Allies, November 1978.
53. "The Battered Dollar," Speech to the Detroit Society of Financial Analysts, December 1978.
54. Lecture for ICA (formerly U.S.I.S) in five cities in Rumania and Yugoslavia.
55. "The New International Economic Order," Seminar on the North-South Dialogue," Vienna, March 1979. Same seminar at the Institute for International Economic Studies, University of Stockholm, March 1979.
56. "Effects of the Tokyo Round on Trade Flows," at the Institute for International Economic Studies, University of Stockholm, March 1979.
57. "U.S. Foreign Economic Policy," Seminar on U.S. Foreign Trade at the Institute for International Affairs, Rome, March 1979.
58. "Effect of European Integration on Trade Flows in Manufacturing," Seminar on European Integration, University of Tilburg, Holland, June 1979.
59. Lectures on the "North-South Dialogue" in University of Tampere, Finland, May 1979.
60. Lecture on "The Tokyo Round," Department of Economics, University of Stockholm, May 1979.
61. "On the Potential Trade Pattern Between Egypt and Israel," American Economics Association annual meeting, December 1979.
62. Seminars to Bradley University & Caterpillar Tractor Company on: (a) The Tokyo Round; (b) The New International Economic Order, October 1979.
63. Three addresses to Eastern Seaboard Convention of the Young Presidents Association on Energy and the Economy; South Carolina, October 1979.
64. Address on "U.S. Competitive Position," National Bureau of Europe Conference, Brussels, Belgium, December 1979.
65. Address on Energy to the Frankfurt, Germany, Chamber of Commerce, December 1979.
66. Address on the "International Currency System" to Duesseldorf, Germany, Chamber of Commerce, December 1979.
67. Paper on "U.S. Economic Conditions," Michigan Economic Society meetings, March 1980, Detroit.
68. "The New International Economic Order," Midwest Economic Association Annual Meetings, March 1980, Chicago.
69. "Determinants of International Trade Flows" Workshop on International Trade, Stockholm University, August 1980.
70. "Problems of Adjustment to Increased Imports," Ibid.
71. "U.S. Foreign Trade: Problems and Prospects," Executive Seminars of 1980, University of Michigan conference on the Economic Outlook, November 1981.
72. "Labor Cost and Comparative Advantage in Motor Vehicles and Steel," presented to economic seminars in 1981-82:
University of Montreal
Penn State University
University of Connecticut
University of Tel Aviv
Western Michigan University
73. ICA Lecture Tour in Africa and Middle East, April 1982.
74. Presentation to National AAUP Conference on Universities in Hard Financial Times.
75. "Supply-Side Economics," to the National Association of Attorney Generals, 1982.
76. "Trade & Structural Adjustment in the U.S. Economy," Comments to AEI Conference, Washington, September 1983.
77. Three papers in NBER conferences on Foreign Economic Policies, 1983-84.
78. Several presentations on the U.S. economy to Michigan School Superintendents, 1981-84.
79. "Inflation Dispersion and Central Bank Reaction to Supply Shocks" (with Ed Sheehey), Midwest Economic Society Annual Meetings, Chicago, April, 1984.
80. "Universities Under Financial Stress--Means for Coping," Illinois Institute of Technology, September 11, 1984.
81. "Prospects for the International Trading System," U. of Northern Iowa, October 10, 1984.
82. "U.S. Stake in High-Technology Trade," U. of Northern Iowa, October 11, 1984.
83. "Effect of the High Exchange Value of the Dollar," U. of Northern Iowa, October 12, 1984.
84. "North-American Economic Integration," University of Windsor Conference on North-American Trade Relations, November 8, 1984.
85. "U.S. Stake In High-Technology Trade," Fordham University, December 14, 1984.
86. Analysis of the "Bishop's (Pastoral) letter on the economy," Marquette University, 1985.
87. Same topic at the University of New Orleans, 1985.
88. "American Stake in Foreign Trade," National Planning Association Meeting, Palm Beach, November 1985.
89. "Do Deficits Matter?", Keynote address to the 1986 Agricultural Outlook Conference, E. Lansing, August 1986.
90. "Trade Deficits and Budget Deficits; Marcus Common Interest Forum, Milwaukee, September 1986.
91. "The State of the Economy" Presentation to the State employees Compensation Commission of Michigan, December 1986.
92. "Issues in U.S.-Canada FTA," presented at a conference on Canadian-American FTA, Brookings Canadian Institute for Research in Public Policy, Washington, February 1987.
93. "Role of Trade Theory in Commercial Policy Formation," Conference on Blending political science and intern. Economics, USC-Claremont, Los Angeles, March 1987.
94. "Exchange Rate and Protectionism," Detroit, Michigan, March 1987.
95. Discussion of paper by Saxonhouse and Stern, "An Analytical Survey of Formal and Informal Barriers to International Trade and Investments in the U.S., Canada and Japan," in conference on U.S.-Canadian Trade and Investment Relations with Japan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, April 1987.
96. "Competitiveness and Protectionism in the U.S. Auto Industry," Seminar to MSU Agricultural Economics, April 1987.
97. Same to University of Tennessee Economics Department, May 1987.
98. Same to University of Florida Economics Department, May 1987.
99. Address on LDC Stake in International Trade Policy," University of Florida, Mass. 1987.
100. "Can America Compete on World Markets?" Address to Cooperative Extension Specialists, Crystal Mountain, Michigan May 1987.
101. "Global Economic Problems," Institute for Economic Research, Wellington, N.Z. November 1987.
102. "Effect of the U.S.-Japan Auto VER on European Prices and U.S. Welfare" Presented in 1987 at:
Canterbury University Christchurch, New Zealand.
103. University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia.
104. University of Southern Australia, Adelaide, Australia.
105. Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.
106. Melbourne University, Melbourne, Australia.
107. Monash University, Melbourne, Australia.
108. OECD, Paris, France.
109. "Import Quotas and VERs--A Welfare Comparison" Presented in 1987 at: Monash University, Melbourne, Australia.
110. East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1987.
111. University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia, 1987.
112. University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, 1987.
113. "VIE: An Economic Analysis of Trade Expansion Policies," Monash University, Melbourne, Australia, 1988.
114. Discussant in session on Foreign Trade, American Economic Association, 1988.
115. "Global Economic Problems," University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, 1988.
116. "Import Quotas and VERs--A Welfare Comparison," at Macquarie University, Sydney Australia, 1988.
117. "Import Quotas and VERs--A Welfare Comparison," at The University of Queensland, Brisbane Australia, 1988.
118. "Strategic Trade Policy," Monash University, Melbourne Australia, 1988.
119. "How Closed is Japan's Market," University of Florida, 1988.
120. "Trade Deficits, Protectionism and Direct Foreign Investments," Convocation Address, Dennison University, 1988.
121. "Competitiveness and Protectionism in the U.S. Auto Industry," Faculty Seminar, Dennison University, 1988.
122. "Deregulation and Competitiveness," Victorian Economic Association, 1988.
123. "EC-1992 and World Trade and the Trading System," Paper presented at the Conference on EC-1992, Reading University, U.K., December 18-19, 1989.
124. Chaired session and delivered paper on "Lessons from EC-1992 for North American Integration," American Economic Association Annual meeting, December 1989.
125. "U.S. VER on Machine Tools: Causes and Effects," (coauthor), NBER Conference on Empirical Studies of Commercial Policy," Cambridge, Mass., March 1990.
126. "An Overview of the Uruguay Round", American Economic Association Annual Meeting, Washington, December 1990.
127. Session Chair and Discussant, AEA meetings, December 1990.
128. "Effect of Regional Integration Among Industrial Countries on ASEAN and the Asrau NIEs", East-West Center, Honolulu, March 1991.
129. European Integration (EC-1992) and the Uruguay Round", University of Hawaii, Economics Department, March 1991.
130. "Super 301 and Japan-A Dissenting View", International Trade and Finance Association Convention, Marsailles, May 1991.
131. Summer 1991, papers at Maquarie University (Sydney), Monash University (Melbourne), University of Western Australia (Perth).
132. "Effect of Economic Integration Among Industrial Countries on the ASEAN and the Asian NICs," AEA Convention, January 1992.
133. "Bilateral Trade Wars and Trade Alliances," AEA Convention, January 1992.
134. "Regionalism in the World Economy," Delivered in a Conference in Hong Kong, June 1992.
135. "Regionalism in the World Economy," Delivered in a Conference in Thailand, August 1992.
136. Chaired Session on Trade Policy, AEA Convention, January 1993.
137. "Agricultural Trade Policy Games," AEA Convention, January 1993.
138. "Natural Economic Blocs: An Alternative Formulation," AEA Convention, January 1993.
139. "Natural Economic Blocs: An Alternative Formulation," University of Florida, February 1993.
140. "Natural Economic Blocs: An Alternative Formulation," Northern Illinois University, February 1993.
141. "Natural Economic Blocs: An Alternative Formulation," East-West Center, August, 1992.
142. "Changing Pattern of Trade in the Pacific in a Changing Global Environment," Conference on Asia-Pacific Cooperation, Osaka, Japan, March 1993.
143. "Supplier Preference and Dumping: An Analysis of Japanese Corporate Groups," Midwest International Economists meeting, 1993.
144. Seminar on the International Currency System, Institute for World Affairs, Salisbury Connecticut, July-1991, 1992, 1993.
145. "Effect of NAFTA and the EC on ASEAN and the Asian NIE's", University of Michigan Faculty Seminar, December 1993.
146. "U.S.-Japan Trade Imbalance," American Economic Association Convention, Boston, Jan. 1994.
147. "The Future of Commercial Policy," American Economic Association Convention, Boston, Jan. 1994.
148. "Spillover of Endogenous Innovation" (co-author) American Economic Association Convention, Boston, Jan. 1994.
149. "Natural Economic Grouping," Texas A&M International, Faculty Seminar, Feb. 1994.
150. "Natural Economic Grouping," Florida International University, Feb. 1994.
151. "The Future of Commercial Policy," Texas A&M International, Faculty Seminar, Feb. 1994.
152. "Natural Economic Grouping," Florida Atlantic University, Feb. 1994.
153. "The Future of Commercial Policy," Florida International University, Feb. 1994.
154. "Effects of NAFTA and the EC on ASEAN and the Asian NIEs," Florida International University, Feb. 1994.
155. About 35 lectures and seminars delivered in Dorea, Australia, Denmark, France (8 cities), Germany (8 cities), Greece, Sweden, and Cyprus in the 1994/95 ademic year.
156. "U.S. - Japan Trade Imbalances," International Trade and Finance Asociation Annual Meeting, Reading, England, 1996.
157. "The Future of Trade Policy," ITFA, Ibid.
158. "Analysis of Intra-Asian DFI", AEA Convention, January 1996.
159. Papers Given at Copenhagen Business School, University of Lund (Sweden), Denmark Central Bank in 1995.
VI. Other Papers and Research
1. Speeches, Radio and TV appearances, and Press Releases, on economic topics delivered as part of the Continuing Education Program of Michigan State University, and elsewhere. E.G., Trade problems in the Western Alliance; U.S. Balance of Payments Problems; The Question of International Liquidity; International Financial Crises; The State of the American Economy; The Energy Crisis.
Public Addresses and Media Appearance Number in the Thousands.
2. Panelist on three "Business Roundtable" Programs, National Educational Television, 1967-1968. All relating to international economic problems.
3. Statewide Radio and Television appearances, as well as press releases, in connection with the international financial crises of November 1967, January-March 1968, and November 1968, and 1971-73.
4. Unpublished research reports, directed and written at the Survey Research Center.
5. "Analysis of Consumer Credit," presented to the Michigan Consumer Credit Association and to the Battle Creek Chamber of Commerce, both in 1956.