The Eurozone crisis does not necessarily prove that a monetary union also requires fiscal/political union
Simon Wren‐Lewis
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Simon Wren‐Lewis
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A common argument is that the Eurozone crisis necessitates greater fiscal and political integration among countries using the single currency. Simon Wren-Lewis disputes this idea, arguing that we should be cautious about forming concrete conclusions from a single observation. He states that the lesson of Eurozone failure is largely about bad design, rather than disproof of concept.
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A common argument is that the Eurozone crisis necessitates greater fiscal and political integration among countries using the single currency. Simon Wren-Lewis disputes this idea, arguing that we should be cautious about forming concrete conclusions from a single observation. He states that the lesson of Eurozone failure is largely about bad design, rather than disproof of concept.
Key concepts: Political union, Single currency, Politics, Argument (complex analysis), European debt crisis, Fiscal union, Economics, Economic and monetary union