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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"European Monetary Union"”.
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The political economy of European Monetary Union after the end of the Bretton Woods financial system
… previously little financial power have chosen monetary integration as a response to globalisation. On the other hand, countries with substantial financial power such as Germany agreed to monetary integration for the sake of a mercantilist economic agenda and broader political goals.
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Essays on measuring systemic risk
… the systemic risk between the US and European Monetary Union banking institutions. The results highlight that the two largest German banking institutions are among the most vulnerable euro area banking institutions to risk exposures derived from US banking institutions which in turn …
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The Greek debt debacle and the role of external debt in the EMU sovereign debt crisis and the ensuing landscape for peripheral european sovereign borrowers
This dissertation investigates the European Monetary Union (EMU) Sovereign Debt Crisis from a capital markets perspective. The realisation in 2009 that the Greek government owed much more than had been previously thought is taken as the starting point of the analysis. These concerns quickly spread …
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Essays on an ASEAN Optimal Currency Area
… world would like to replicate the financial and monetary integration of the European Monetary Union (EMU). Member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have shown an interest in such an arrangement. ASEAN is a political, cultural, and economic association that includes …
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Reassessing New Labour's Political Economy: A study of housing and regional economic policy
… the state’s arsenal in operating a discretionary monetary, fiscal, and interventionist policy. This policy, I argue, was explicitly intended to reduce rising regional inequalities and shelter the UK economy from the dangers of the vicissitudes of global financial markets and the “straitjacket” of …
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The Impact of European Monetary Integration on the Labour and Conservative Parties in Britain, 1983–2003
… to integrate by joining the single currency, or European Monetary Union (EMU), and its predecessor, the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM), has exacerbated the cross-cutting cleavages inherent in British party politics, making them potentially dangerous to party unity and to successful …
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Unter welchen Bedingungen ist ein Beitritt zu einer Währungsunion optimal? : Eine Analyse stabilitätspolitischer Konsequenzen, statischer Effekte und wachstumstheoretischer Implikationen einer Osterweiterung der Europäischen Währungsunion
Die Europäische Währungsunion (EWU) umfasst heute 16 Staaten mit insgesamt 321 Millionen Einwohnern, sie ist mit einem Bruttoinlandsprodukt von 22,9 Billionen Euro einer der größten Wirtschaftsräume der Erde. In den nächsten Jahren wird die EWU durch die Aufnahme der 2004 und 2007 beigetretenen …