Monetary integration in Europe
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Monetary integration in Europe
(Studies in economic transition)
Palgrave Macmillan, 2007
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Can the European Economic and Monetary Union survive as an institution providing the highest degree of monetary integration? Can it withstand crises in international markets and contribute to the stability of the global financial system? This book addresses these questions, emphasising the need for new forms of economic policy coordination.
Table of Contents
The History of Monetary Integration in Europe Theory of Optimum Currency Areas The Economic and Monetary Union: Institutions and Credibility The Monetary Policy Strategy of EMU Fiscal Policy Coordination and the Stability and Growth Pact The EMU and the Wage Bargain Real Convergence in a Monetary Union The New European Monetary System
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