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currencies and adopted a new common currency, the euro. Several recent papers argue that the introduction of the euro has led (by … put the trade effect of the euro in historical perspective. We argue that the creation of the EMU was a continuation (or … integration, the euro?s impact on trade disappears. Moreover, a significant part of the trend in European trade integration is …
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currencies and adopted a new common currency, the euro. Several recent papers argue that the introduction of the euro has led (by … put the trade effect of the euro in historical perspective. We argue that the creation of the EMU was a continuation (or … integration, the euro's impact on trade disappears. Moreover, a significant part of the trend in European trade integration is …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010261162
the introduction of the euro, trade imbalances among euro area members widened considerably, even after allowing for … within the euro area; a surplus of a country in a bilateral trade relationship is typically accompanied by a country …
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of 18 European countries over the period from 1948 through 2008. We find that, with the introduction of the euro, trade … imbalances among euro area members widened considerably, even after allowing for permanent asymmetries in trade competitiveness … within pairs of countries or in the overall trade competitiveness of individual countries. Intra-euro area imbalances also …
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that the euro triggered product but neither labour nor financial market reforms. Differently from previous studies, we find … that: (a) the Single Market has similar effects to the euro, and (b) sectoral heterogeneity appears less important in …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012314869
that the euro triggered product but neither labour nor financial market reforms. Differently from previous studies, we find … that: (a) the Single Market has similar effects to the euro, and (b) sectoral heterogeneity appears less important in …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012546037
A basic result of new economic geography (NEG) models is that the proximity to consumer markets impacts wages and employment within regions. The ongoing process of European integration, being targeted on the reduction of barriers to trade and factor mobility, has presumably changed relative...
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The paper presents univariate and panel unit root tests for gasoline and oil price convergence over the last decade. We test for the absolute versus relative version of the LOOP and estimate the speed of convergence as well as its development over time. Our results show that the absolute version...
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The fast growing EU market for investment funds is still characterised by a continuing relevance of national borders. This papers assesses this market?s degree of integration, the potential benefits from more integration and the obstacles to cross-border sales of funds. The analysis shows that...
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2007. However, there has been no significant change since 1997, i.e., two years before the introduction of the Euro. To …
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