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The development of a country's domestic & international markets depends on its own actions as much as on those of its trading partners. The study of market linkages is thus vital for policy making. A model for calculating multinational trade multipliers while minimizing data requirements is presented based on Leontief's input-output analysis & national accounts equation. The approach features supply-oriented normalization of trade in contrast to the demand approach prevalent in literature. Data referring to 1973/74 have been used successfully to test the model's explanatory power. The model is most applicable to supply-oriented (socialist & developing) economies. Some uses of the model are to measure the sensitivity of trade to gross national product changes of any given trading partner, to examine the stability of a given economic sector for each of several years, & to indicate the sensitivity of regional trade to certain world events. 1 Table. Modified HA.

This book contains essays written in honour of Prof. Dr Bertil Wiman, a renowned tax scholar and much-appreciated teacher. Wiman is one of the founding members of EATLP, former chairman of EATLP and former vice president of IFA. The essays cover various topics in the field of international tax law, with a major focus on corporate taxation, an area to which Bertil Wiman has dedicated most of his research. The book includes authoritative analyses by acknowledged experts on several key international tax topics, which illustrates the growing complexity of this area together with its rapid evolution

Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- List of Acronyms -- Introduction -- Part One Political Risk Insurance Providers: In the Aftermath of the September 11 Attacks and Argentine Crisis -- Overview -- Political Risk Insurance after September 11 and the Argentine Crisis: A Public Provider's Perspective -- Political Risk Insurance after September 11 and the Argentine Crisis: An Underwriter's View from London -- The Impact of September 11 on Trade Credit and Political Risk Insurance: A Private Insurer's Perspective from New York -- In the Aftermath of September 11 and the Argentine Crisis: A Private Reinsurer's Perspective -- Commentary on Political Risk Insurance Providers in the Aftermath of September 11 and the Argentine Crisis -- Part Two Political Risk Insurance in the Aftermath of September 11 and the Argentine Crisis: Demand Side Issues -- Overview -- PRI and the Rise (and Fall?) of Private Investment in Public Infrastructure -- Political Risk Insurance as Penicillin? A Lender's Perspective -- Commentary on Political Risk Insurance in the Aftermath of the September 11 Attacks and the Argentine Crisis: An Underwriter's View -- Commentary on Political Risk Insurance in the Aftermath of the September 11 Attacks and the Argentine Crisis: A Lender's Perspective -- Part Three Shall the Twain Meet? Finding Common Ground or Uncommon Solutions -- Overview -- Finding Common Ground or Uncommon Solutions: An Independent Consultant's Perspective -- Shall the Twain Meet? Finding Common Ground or Uncommon Solutions: A Broker's Perspective -- Political Risk Management: A Strategic Perspective -- Commentary on Finding Common Ground or Uncommon Solutions: A Private Provider's View -- Commentary on Finding Common Ground or Uncommon Solutions: A Public Provider's View -- Appendixes -- I Biographies of Authors.

Libyen und Katar gehören beide zu den finanzstarken Ländern der arabischen Welt. Aufgrund der enormen wirtschaftlichen und finanziellen Machtstellung haben diese Staaten auch rechtspraktisch zunehmend an Bedeutung gewonnen. Investitionsprojekte mit der Größenordnung von mehreren Milliarden Euro zeigen die ökonomische Relevanz dieser Staaten für westliche Unternehmen. Induktiv können anhand dieser Länder typische Problemstellungen internationaler Investitionstätigkeiten in der arabischen Welt analytisch dargestellt werden. Als wesentliche Herausforderung für die Vertragsgestaltung sind die Interpendenz von nationalem und internationalem Recht sowie die Synthese von Recht und Politik hervorzuheben.Dieses Werk unterzieht die Grundstrukturen des national-arabischen und internationalen Investitionsrechts einer kritischen Betrachtung und zeigt dabei auf, inwieweit die Schwächen dieser Regelungsebenen durch die Inanspruchnahme kautelarjuristischer Mechanismen kompensiert werden können