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The monetary geography of Africa

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The future of African monetary geography

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Should African monetary unions be expanded? : an empirical investigation of the scope for monetary integration in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Should African monetary unions be expanded? : an empirical investigation of the scope for monetary integration in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Currency unions in Africa : is the trade effect substantial enough to justify their formation?

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Currency unions in Africa : is the trade effect substantial enough to justify their formation

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New monetary unions in Africa : a major change in the monetary landscape?

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Should African Monetary Unions Be Expanded? : An Empirical Investigation of the Scope for Monetary Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa

Debrun, Xavier - 2010

This paper develops a full-fledged cost-benefit analysis of monetary integration, and applies it to the currency unions actively pursued in Africa. The benefits of monetary union come from a more credible monetary policy, while the costs derive from real shock asymmetries and fiscal disparities....

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