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The launching of the EURO not only affects the members of EURO-Land, but it also affects the potential new member … Central Africa?s single-currency zone. These countries will adopt the EURO without belonging to the Union. And if Sweden …, Denmark, Greece and Britain join the single currency, then their overseas territories would automatically adopt the EURO too …
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Advanced industrial countries have been exhibiting a steady decline of the labour income shares in the last two decades. The study explains this phenomenon by resorting to the old Stolper-Samuelson theorem. The conclusions concerning the impact of free trade on the income distribution are...
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The global financial and economic crisis in 2008-09 followed by a "Euro crisis" - not a crisis of the Euro but a … sovereign debt (and/or banking) crisis in some Euro countries - forced to reforms of the asymmetric policy design of the … reform steps were necessary to make the Euro area "crisis-proof" for the future. Whether the measures taken are already …
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The ongoing Euro crisis and the worse economic development in Europe than in the USA are grounded, not the least in the … mechanism of a new EBU would be distributed unequally between the member countries of the EU/Euro area. Germany would be the … biggest loser, Spain and the Netherlands the biggest winners. Of the non-euro countries, the UK and Sweden have the most to …
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