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Unintended outcomes effects of the European Union and the International Monetary Fund on Hungary's public sector and administrative reforms

Public Policy and Administration, 2019
This article investigates European Union and International Monetary Fund influence on Hungary's public sector reforms in the period 2004–2013, that is, a time period that saw the initiation of the European Union's Excessive Deficit Procedure (the whole period) and an International Monetary Fund bailout programme (2008–2010).
Zoltán Török
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The European Monetary Cooperation Fund

open access: closed, 1999
In addition to the reduction of fluctuation margins between Community currencies, the 1971 resolution announced the early establishment of a European Monetary Cooperation Fund ‘to be integrated at a later stage into the Community organisation of central banks.’ While the reduction of fluctuation margins had not been mentioned at the summit in The Hague
André Szász
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Sovereignty Intrusion: Populism and Attitudes toward the International Monetary Fund

International Studies Quarterly, 2023
The global populist backlash is considered threatening to the multilateral order, but its impact on individual attitudes toward international organizations, like the International Monetary Fund (IMF), is understudied.
Sam Handlin, Ayse Kaya, Hakan Gunaydin
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Monetary policy and portfolio rebalancing: Evidence from European equity mutual funds

Journal of Financial Stability, 2022
In this study, we provide empirical evidence on the portfolio rebalancing of European equity mutual funds following both conventional (CMP) and unconventional monetary policies (UMP). We use 1772 equity mutual funds’ portfolio holdings over the period 2002Q4–2016Q4.
Gnabo, Jean Yves, Soudant, Joey
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Lessons from the Asian Monetary Fund for the European Monetary Fund. CEPS Policy Brief No. 208, 16 April 2010 [PDF]

open access: closed, 2010
On March 24th the members of ASEAN plus three other major Asian economies (China, Japan and Korea) began operations of a fund from which member countries can swap their national currencies for US dollars within a pre-determined limit.
Yonghyup Oh
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THE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN CHINA AND THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AIMED AT COMBATTING GEO-ECONOMIC FRAGMENTATION

Diplomatic, Economic and Cultural Relations between China and Central and Eastern European countries
After several decades of increasing global economic integration, the world has entered a state of geo-economic fragmentation. European and global supply chains must adapt to the new realities.
Mariana Tian, Nadezhda Vateva
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Bretton Woods Organisations in a Changing World: A Single Seat for the European Union?

Studia Europejskie – Studies in European Affairs
The European Union represents a new type of regional organisation within the context of international relations. It is also an uncomfortable presence in the internal balances of the so-called “Bretton Woods” organisations – namely, the International ...
Susanna Cafaro, Francesco Spera
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The Relationship Between International Monetary Fund Law and European Union Law: Influence, Impact, Effect, and Interaction

2012
The International Monetary Fund is an international financial organisation with a global membership of 187 member countries. The EU is not a member of the IMF but all EU Member States are. This chapter analyses the relationship between IMF law and EU law to assess the extent of IMF law’s influence on, impact on, effect on, and interaction with EU law ...
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