Heinrich Matthes
Abstract
After two false starts, the first stage of European Economic and Monetary Union began on 1st July 1990. The following two articles discuss the consequences that the inauguration of EMU will have for economic policy co-ordination in the European Community.
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After two false starts, the first stage of European Economic and Monetary Union began on 1st July 1990. The following two articles discuss the consequences that the inauguration of EMU will have for economic policy co-ordination in the European Community.
Key concepts: European integration, European union, Economic and monetary union, Stage (stratigraphy), European monetary union, Economics, Social policy, Single Euro Payments Area