EMU prospects and challenges for the Euro. [Also published as ECONOMIC POLICY, No. 26, April 1998].
Publication details: Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 1998Description: 351p. 25cmISBN: 0631209972Subject(s): European Monetary Union | European Monetary Union | post-transition problems | European Central Bank | common monetary policy | single monetary policy | monetary union | Stability and Growth Pact | Stability and Growth Pact | gold standard | European fiscal federation | fiscal federation | asymetric shocks | regional non-adjustment | fiscal policy | Euro | Euro notes | underground economy | illegal transactions | international currency | currency | European currencyDDC classification: 332.4566 Other classification: JIS| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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REPRINT with index of journal ECONOMIC POLICY, no.26, April 1998. Incl.: Immediate challenges for the European Central Bank (R.Dornbusch, C. Favero & F. Giavazzi): The Stability Pact (B. Eichengreen & C. Wyplosz); Does EMU need a fiscal federation? (A. Fatas); Regional non-adjustment and fiscal policy (M. Obstfeld & G. Peri); Blessing or curse? foreign and underground demand for euro notes (K. Rogoff); The emergance of the euro as an international currency (R. Portes & H. Rey); Stability without a pact? lessons from the European gold standard, 1880-1914 (M. Flandreau, J. Le Cacheux & F. Zumer). Patrick Honohan contibutes to the discussion on this paper.
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