Economics of Monetary Union
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Economics of Monetary Union

by Paul De Grauwe

Finance Economics
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Paul De Grauwe’s Economics of Monetary Union centers on the economic dimensions of monetary union. With a focused subject and academic orientation, it is suited to readers interested in economics, finance, and the organization of shared monetary systems.

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Economics of Monetary Union is a work by Paul De Grauwe focused on the economic study of monetary union.

The book’s subject places it within economics and finance, with attention to the relationship between shared monetary systems and economic considerations.

It may suit students, researchers, and general readers seeking an introduction to or examination of monetary union as an economic topic.

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