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Shocks and Prospects for a Pacific Islands Currency Union
... where economic theory is used to identify the short and long- run dynamics of the model, [14] allows for long-run re- strictions that are implied by the ...accurate economic arguments for PICs required for ...
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A currency union or an exchange rate union: evidence from Northeast Asia
... diverse economic structures, isolated labor and financial markets, and different levels of economic ...development. Economic divergence makes it difficult for the East Asian economies to adopt a ...
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The currency union effect on trade is decreasing over time
... this economic argu- ment is valid, then the downward trend should be relatively insensitive to the different kinds of ...both currency arrangements, ...the currency of an ...
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Exchange Rate Volatility and its Impact on Industrial Production, Before and After the Introduction of Common Currency in Europe
... common currency is one of the steps for establishing European ...legal, economic, and in some cases social and cultural integration of states, wholly or partially in ...common currency for the ...
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Commodity Currency: An Alternative Route to Currency Union
... common currency for East Asia, but the countries preparing to participate need to be in a state of economic ...new currency relates to other reserve ...of currency value using a yardstick such ...
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Investigation Of Economic Stability In Optimum Currency Area
... promoting economic integration, further fiscal discipline and debt redemption ...The economic stability loss from foregoing exchange rates and national monetary policies is greater than monetary efficiency ...
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Linking Inflation Differential Across Regions to Unemployment in the Philippines
... the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) was established, Viñals and Jimeno (1996) discussed the possible impacts of currency unification on unemployment in ...of economic real asymmetric shocks, ...
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Monetary policy and welfare in a currency union
... Monetary Union (EMU) currently lacks both a formal system of in- terstate insurance (the so-called fiscal or transfer union) and a full degree of internal labour mobility—two crucial elements for the ...
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Changes in the Eurozone governance after the crisis and the issue of growth
... Monetary Union (EMU) since ...the economic conditions of Eurozone, while several euro countries have entered in a phase of slow and even negative ...single currency. The Eurozone crisis has shown ...
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BEPA monthly brief, Issue 70, December 2013/January 2014
... (ii) economic fragmentation between member states resulting from an increasing divergence between Europe’s economies; (iii) fragmentation between states and societies due to a resurgence of national stereotypes ...
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A conseptual approach to the implications of brexit on the social economic aspects into the uk and the European Union
... The purpose of this paper is to examine the effects of Brexit on social-economic aspects into UK and the European Union as well. It is mentioned that for the first time in a generation there is a serious ...
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Report of the Committee on Institutional Affairs on the results of the intergovernmental conferences, Part I: A. Motion for a Resolution, B. Explanatory statement. Session Documents 1992, Document A3-0123/92/PART I, 26 March 1992
... In defining what it envisaged for the Union, the European Parliament defined their essential items to be: 1 economic and monetary union with a single currency and an autonomous central b[r] ...
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Central banking in a regional economic setting: Possible contributions to integration
... monetary union is to take shape, one would probably need to think about whether all countries are to join such a union at the same time, or if there could be a group of “first movers” which would build a ...
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An Empirical Study about the Impact of China’s Financial Industry Development on Economic Growth
... and economic growth in China and draws a conclusion that the development of financial intermedia- ries in China has a very significant role in promoting economic growth by the least square ...and ...
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Optimal Monetary and Fiscal Policy with Migration in a Currency Union
... a currency union, but in a different type of model with nominal rigidities and internal ...a currency union without nominal rigidities and emphasize search and information frictions that ...
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What inflation measure should a currency union target?
... Figure 3: Impulse responses to a negative energy endowment shock The initial contraction caused by following HIT deflates core inflation and depresses the increase in energy price. Thus, the nominal interest rate under ...
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On a Globalized Exchange Rate Model and Currency Unions: A Note
... of currency unions or currency poles is not ...Custom Union Theory which according to Bloomfield and Ethier (1977: 524) deals with the mutual reduction of barriers between countries maintaining ...
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Private Consumption Expenditure in the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union
... monetary union as a single entity nor do there exist studies on the small open economies that form part of the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union ...
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Numismatic and Monetary Aspects of Introducing the Uniform European Union Currency
... uniform Union currency will impose certain changes upon member countries (but not only upon them) on the aspect of the numismatic ...all Union countries have developed the numismatic activity, its ...
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Economic and monetary union
... The annual report on the activities of the Committee of Governors of the Central Banks and on the monetary and financial conditions in the Community Article 3 should be transmitted to th[r] ...
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