Germany’s influence on the economic and monetary union from the maastricht treaty to the eurozone crisis: a predominance?
Tiziano Zgaga
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Tiziano Zgaga
Abstract
The economic and monetary union (EMU): from the beginning to the stability and growth pact. The EMU from the Lisbon treaty to the eurozone crisis. Ordoliberalism and social market economy. Germany’s influence on the EMU. Causes and implications of Germany’s influence on the EMU.
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The economic and monetary union (EMU): from the beginning to the stability and growth pact. The EMU from the Lisbon treaty to the eurozone crisis. Ordoliberalism and social market economy. Germany’s influence on the EMU. Causes and implications of Germany’s influence on the EMU.
Key concepts: Maastricht Treaty, Economic and monetary union, European debt crisis, Economics, Stability and Growth Pact, Treaty, European monetary union, International economics