The single market and EMS instability
Paul J. J. Welfens
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Paul J. J. Welfens
Abstract
The following analysis of the 1992/93 crisis of the European Monetary System finds that the unfolding of the single market dynamics will make European Monetary Union a difficult stage to achieve. Further monetary integration is only feasible if full employment and sustained growth are achieved in the EC. The Maastricht Treaty needs some add-ons if economic and monetary union is to succeed.
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The following analysis of the 1992/93 crisis of the European Monetary System finds that the unfolding of the single market dynamics will make European Monetary Union a difficult stage to achieve. Further monetary integration is only feasible if full employment and sustained growth are achieved in the EC. The Maastricht Treaty needs some add-ons if economic and monetary union is to succeed.
Key concepts: Maastricht Treaty, Single market, European integration, Economics, Monetary hegemony, Monetary policy, Economic and monetary union, International economics