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International Spillovers of Macroeconomic Shockshas many advantages, including the benefits of specialization, enhanced diversification of country-specific risks, and the optimal allocation of capital investment. However, a corollary to this integration is the possibility of more rapid transmission of macroeconomic shocks across national borders.

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Fiscal Policy under EMUEconomic and Monetary Union (EMU) that has started on January 1, 1999. The road to EMU was set out in the 1989 Report of the Delors Committee and the 1991 Maastricht Treaty on EMU. The monetary part of EMU forms the replacing of national currencies by a common currency and implies the last step in c

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Business Cycles in Switzerland in Europe. To maintain its sovereignty and neutrality, Switzerland has not joined the European Economic Community and the European Union.. Despite its political neutrality, Switzerland has close economic ties with member countries of the European Union. As a non-member country of the major economic

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Getting Fit for the EUready under way, and there can be no doubt that EU-enlargement will finally take place. Full membership of new member countries in the European Union implies the eventual accession to EMU. For this purpose, low inflation and exchange rate stability for at least two years is a prerequisite. Apart fro

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Symmetry or Asymmetry in European Dollar Policies?mmetric shocks not only inside EMU, but also with the rest of the world. In other words, a unique euro-dollar exchange rate is less likely to manage shocks between the two sides of the Atlantic that spread asymmetri­cally across Europe.

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