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The road to European Economic and Monetary Union

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The debate on the concrete shape of the second stage of European economic and monetary union ist in full swing. What are the benefits that may be expected from EMU? What risks have to be avoided?

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  1. Deutsche Bundesbank, Deutsch

    Helmut Schlesinger

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Schlesinger, H. The road to European Economic and Monetary Union. Intereconomics 26, 151–158 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02926338

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