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projection of what has been learned from current monetary unions, especially the euro. Each successive annual edition of this …
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economic influence on the Euro. The second gives evidence of support for Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) using monthly data …
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Ten new countries joined the EU in 2004, and some of them will soon also join the euro. Since their incorporation to …
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of shortrun inflation dynamics across EU-15 area countries during the Euro period. Consistent with studies on inflation … differentials and inflation persistence, our findings suggest that after seven years from the launch of the Euro the degree of …
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The US-Dollar has depreciated noticeably since the beginning of the year 2006. This depreciation changes the competitiveness of nations and corporations. This paper briefly presents the related exchange rate risks. Subsequently, the operating exposure is discussed, as this is the relevant...
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Against the background of the euro-sceptic view many German economists expressed during the 1990ies and the traditional … essentially affected the euro’s stability. But it remains to be seen whether, or rather how, the euro – within the framework of a …
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This paper investigates whether the nominal euro exchange rate against the currencies of China, Japan, the UK and the … structural breaks in the data, we found a valid long-run relationship between the euro/yuan, euro/yen, euro/UK pound and euro … Exchange Rate model suggests that at the end of the estimated period, the euro/Chinese yuan and the euro/UK pound exchange …
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Evidence of falling wages in Catholic cities and rising wages in Protestant cities between 1500 and 1750, during the spread of literacy in the vernacular, is inconsistent with most theoretical models of economic growth. In The Protestant Ethic, Weber suggested an alternative explanation based on...
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