Titlebook: Currency Areas; John R. Presley,Geoffrey E. J. Dennis Book 1976 John R. Presley and Geoffrey E. J. Dennis 1976 Area.economics.macroeconomi

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书目名称Currency Areas影响因子(影响力)




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书目名称Currency Areas网络公开度




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Bulk growth of widegap II–VI single crystalsegration and the ability of the participants to achieve economic objectives; for this reason it is worthwhile in this chapter to go outside the theory of optimal currency areas to examine the operation of so called policy-mixes under a fixed exchange rate regime.

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Summary and Conclusions,oted for and against EMU. It is an attempt to evaluate the conditions for a successful (i.e. where positive net benefits accrue), even if not an optimal, currency area in the EEC. It leaves the social and political arguments and decisions to those more capable of concluding on them.

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TQM Structure and top-down requirementsThe theoretical survey of Chapter 2, and the empiricism of Chapter 3, represent an assessment of the feasibility of introducing a currency area in the Community, where a currency area is defined as either a common currency area or an area within which totally fixed exchange rates operate.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3486-0as been of a special nature because of its analysis of the EEC in the light of currency area theory, with only passing reference to whether ‘optimality’ — in the strict economic sense described above — could be more nearly approached by expanding or reducing the membership of the Community. The stud

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Introduction,The theoretical survey of Chapter 2, and the empiricism of Chapter 3, represent an assessment of the feasibility of introducing a currency area in the Community, where a currency area is defined as either a common currency area or an area within which totally fixed exchange rates operate.

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