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Hoist with its Own Petard: Consequences of the Single Currency for Germany

Jörg Huffschmid

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The design of Economic and Monetary Union (EMU), as it was conceived and decided at the Intergovernmental Conference in December 1991 and laid down in the Treaty of Maastricht, is the result of two tendencies in the European Community. In both Germany played a prominent role.

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The design of Economic and Monetary Union (EMU), as it was conceived and decided at the Intergovernmental Conference in December 1991 and laid down in the Treaty of Maastricht, is the result of two tendencies in the European Community. In both Germany played a prominent role.

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The design of Economic and Monetary Union (EMU), as it was conceived and decided at the Intergovernmental Conference in December 1991 and laid down in the Treaty of Maastricht, is the result of two tendencies in the European Community. In both Germany played a prominent role.

Key concepts: Maastricht Treaty, Single currency, Economic and monetary union, Treaty, Hoist (device), Currency, International economics, Economics

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