Optimum Currency Area Theory and Monetary Integration as a Gradual Process
De Lombaerde, Philippe, "Optimum Currency Area Theory and Monetary Integration as a Gradual Process" in Convergence Issues in the European Union ed. Meeusen, Wim and Villaverde, José (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, 2002), 83-100.
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Villaverde, JoséChapter Title Optimum Currency Area Theory and Monetary Integration as a Gradual Process Book Title Convergence Issues in the European Union Publication Date 2002 Place of Publication Cheltenham Publisher Edward Elgar Publishing Limited Start page 83 End page 100 Language eng Abstract The concept of (regional) economic integration refers both to a state of affairs and a process. In this contribution we will refer to integration seen as a gradual process.Both in terms of the agenda of the negotiations, as in terms of the number of countries taking part in the integration treaties, post-war regional integration can indeed be perceived and observed as a cumulative and partly irreversible (or, at least, costly-to-reverse) process.Integration in the European Union context and in other geographical areas can easily be modelled as a process of both ‘deepening’ and geographical expansion. UNBIS Thesaurus REGIONAL ECONOMICS
MONETARY UNIONS
MONETARY SYSTEMS
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