Journal of Economic Studies: Volume 3 Issue 2

THE LOMÉ CONVENTION: A STUDY OF ITS LIKELY BENEFITS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ETHIOPIA

JAMES LOVE, RICHARD DISNEY

The Convention signed at Lomé on 28 February 1975 between the nine members of the European Economic Community and forty‐six developing countries, known as the ACP States, has been…

MARKET STRUCTURE AND INDUSTRY PERFORMANCE: THE CASE OF KENYA REVISITED

WILLIAM J. HOUSE

In an earlier paper (House, 1973) the structural characteristics of manufacturing industries, as indicated by the number of competitors in relation to the size of the market, were…

REGULATION OF THE BLACK FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET

SHAUL P. LADANY, AVNER ARBEL

In many countries there is no free foreign exchange market. There exists an official exchange rate, and besides it — due to liberal law enforcement policies — a black market…

PERSPECTIVES ON THE CLASSICS: A REVIEW ARTICLE

ROY H. GRIEVE

These two books reflect very different attitudes to classical economics: O'Brien writes from a neoclassical standpoint, Napoleoni from a Marxist one. Two questions deserve…