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Monetary unions

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Unhappy union

John Peet

2014

European monetary unification

Barry J. Eichengreen

1997

The Euro

Anthony Browne

2001

REGIONAL CURRENCY AREAS IN FINANCIAL GLOBALIZATION; ED. BY PATRICK ARTUS

Patrick Artus, André Cartapanis, Florence Legros

2005

Exchange-Rate Regimes and Capital Flows

George S. Tavlas

2002

The Currency of Ideas

Kathleen R. McNamara

1998

Economics of monetary union

Paul de Grauwe

2000

The single European currency in national perspective

Jonathan Michie, Bernard H. Moss

1998

Monetary and exchange rate policies, EMU and Central and Eastern Europe

Charles Wyplosz, David Begg, David K. H Begg et al.

1999

Deutsche mark politics

Peter H. Loedel

1999

The politics of the Euro-zone

Kenneth H. F. Dyson

2000

A single European currency?

Jeffrey Gedmin

1997

EMU in perspective

Deborah Owen

1999

Macroeconomic Policy Coordination in Europe

John Whitley, Ray Barrell

1992

One market, one money

Michael Emerson, Jean Pisani-Ferry, Horst Reichenbach et al.

1992

Euro

P. Booth

2013

Regaining Europe

George Irvin

2006

Core issues in European economic integration

Eamon O'Shea, Michael Keane

1999

Euro Experiment

Paul Wallace

2015

A history of monetary unions

John F. Chown

2003

Private sector involvement in the euro

Stefan Collignon

2002

Economic convergence and monetary union in Europe

Ray Barrell

1992

Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom

Van K. Tharp

2006

Policy Competition and Policy Cooperation in a Monetary Union

Michael Carlberg

2004

Economics of Monetary Union

Paul De Grauwe

2012

Inflation in a Monetary Union

Michael Carlberg

2002

Transatlantic perspectives on the euro

C. Randall Henning

2000

Monetary Union in the Gulf

Emilie Rutledge

2009

Trade Blocs?

Vincent Cable

1994

Emu

Richard Bethell-Jones

1998

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