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The political economy of monetary union

Malcolm Levitt, Christopher Lord

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Introduction What is Monetary Union? Conceiving Monetary Union, 1957-88 The Bargaining of Monetary Union, 1988-91 The Politics of the Transition, 1991-98 The Economics of the Maastricht Treaty The Economics of the Transition, 1991-98 Implications for Monetary Policy Implications for Fiscal Policy The Euro as a Global Currency EMU and the Single Market for Financial Services The European Central Bank The Commission-Council Tandem under Monetary Union Representation and Accountability under Monetary Union The Place of Monetary Union in European Integration

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Introduction What is Monetary Union? Conceiving Monetary Union, 1957-88 The Bargaining of Monetary Union, 1988-91 The Politics of the Transition, 1991-98 The Economics of the Maastricht Treaty The Economics of the Transition, 1991-98 Implications for Monetary Policy Implications for Fiscal Policy The Euro as a Global Currency EMU and the Single Market for Financial Services The European Central Bank The Commission-Council Tandem under Monetary Union Representation and Accountability under Monetary Union The Place of Monetary Union in European Integration

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Introduction What is Monetary Union? Conceiving Monetary Union, 1957-88 The Bargaining of Monetary Union, 1988-91 The Politics of the Transition, 1991-98 The Economics of the Maastricht Treaty The Economics of the Transition, 1991-98 Implications for Monetary Policy Implications for Fiscal Policy The Euro as a Global Currency EMU and the Single Market for Financial Services The European Central Bank The Commission-Council Tandem under Monetary Union Representation and Accountability under Monetary Union The Place of Monetary Union in European Integration

Key concepts: Monetary hegemony, Economics, Fiscal union, Monetary base, Maastricht Treaty, Monetary policy, Economic and monetary union, Single market

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