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Monetary Integration Across West Africa: Is the Region Ripe for a Monetary Union?
This study investigates the possibility of forming a monetary union across West Africa. This was achieved by employing the structural VAR framework. Data on real GDP, inflation, and exchange rate were used to represent supply, monetary, and demand shocks
Olajide O Oyadeyi
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Game of Thrones: Accommodating Monetary Policies in a Monetary Union
In this paper, we present an application of the dynamic tracking games framework to a monetary union. We use a small stylized nonlinear three-country macroeconomic model of a monetary union to analyze the interactions between fiscal (governments) and ...
Dmitri Blueschke, Reinhard Neck
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To Be or Not to Be in Monetary Union: A Synthesis [PDF]
Monetary union can benefit countries suffering from policy credibility problems if it eliminates the inflation bias and also allows for more efficient management of certain shocks. But it also carries costs as some stabilization may be feasible even in the absence of credibility, and this may be more than what an individual country can hope for in a ...
Clerc, L., Dellas, H., Loisel, O.
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Are Monetary Unions More Synchronous than Non-Monetary Unions? [PDF]
Within currency unions, the conventional wisdom is that there should be a high degree of macroeconomic synchronicity between the constituent parts of the union. But this conjecture has never been formally tested by comparing sample of monetary unions with a control sample of countries that do not belong to a monetary union.
Crowley, Patrick, Trombley, Christopher
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Fiscal Devaluation in a Monetary Union [PDF]
Between 1999 and the onset of the economic crisis in 2008 real exchange rates in Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal and Spain appreciated relative to the rest of the euro area. This divergence in competitiveness was reflected in the emergence of current account imbalances. Given that exchange rate devaluations are no longer available in a monetary union,
Engler, Philipp +3 more
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PARASAL BİRLİĞİN ÜYE ÜLKELER AÇISINDAN FAYDA VE MALİYETLERİ
In this study, potential benefits and costs of monetary union have been explained.The most important cost element of monetary union is that countries can't apply an independent monetary and exchange rate policy because of monetary union. At the same time
M. Kemal Değer
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Specificity of Fiscal Policy in the Monetary Union
The condition of the optimal currency area as a theoretical basis of the monetary integration considers the harmonization of the fiscal and monetary policy crucial in achieving the efficient functioning of the monetary union.
Branka Topić-Pavković
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Strategic Delegations in Monetary Unions [PDF]
In monetary unions, monetary policy is typically made by delegates of the member countries. This procedure raises the possibility of strategic delegation—that countries may choose the types of delegates to influence outcomes in their favor. We show that without commitment in monetary policy, strategic delegation arises if and only if three conditions ...
V. V. Chari +2 more
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Is monetary union necessarily counterproductive? [PDF]
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Diana, Giuseppe, Zimmer, Blandine
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EMERGENCE AND EVOLUTION OF THE ECONOMIC AND MONETARY UNION: OVERLOOK AT THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS AND THE LEGAL INSTRUMENTS USED (FROM ITS ORIGINS TO THE MAASTRICHT TREATY) [PDF]
As we write this, the Economic and Monetary Union seems to have overcome the crisis that has affected its credibility since 2009, continuing to present itself as the most successful monetary integration initiative in the world.
Dragoș–Adrian BANTAȘ +1 more
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