Economics of the Monetary Union
Paul De Grauwe offers a focused examination of the economics of monetary union. Combining economic analysis with attention to the policy issues surrounding shared currencies, this book provides a useful introduction for students, researchers, and readers interested in monetary economics and European economic affairs.
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Economics of the Monetary Union examines the economic foundations and implications of monetary union.
Paul De Grauwe presents a focused treatment of the ideas and policy questions surrounding shared monetary systems.
The book is suited to readers seeking an informed introduction to monetary economics and European economic affairs.
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