Economics of the Monetary Union
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Economics of the Monetary Union

by Paul De Grauwe

Finance Economics european studies
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Economics of the Monetary Union provides a focused introduction to the economic reasoning behind shared currencies and monetary integration. Written by Paul De Grauwe, it suits readers exploring monetary economics, European economic affairs, and the institutions and challenges associated with monetary union.

ISBN-13 9780198849544 ASIN 0198849540 Views 28 Publisher Oxford University Press Year 2020 Edition 13 Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 304 Created August 24, 2026 Updated September 29, 2026
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Economics of the Monetary Union examines the economic foundations and implications of countries sharing a common currency.

Paul De Grauwe presents the subject within the broader fields of monetary economics and European economic integration.

The book offers a focused resource for readers seeking to understand monetary union as an economic and institutional arrangement.

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