Preparing to die: European Monetary Institute

Article Abstract:

The pending introduction of a single currency in Europe in 1999 will also see the introduction of the European Central Bank in 1998. The new bank is expected to be small, decentralized and not influenced by politics. It may still face difficulty in managing the single currency.

International Affairs, Intnl Banking Agencies, Monetary Authorities & Banks, Management, Monetary policy, European Union. European Monetary Institute

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Laying hands on labour law

Article Abstract:

There are several competing proposals for a labor policy for the European single market. The social protocol of the Maastricht Treaty would allow the European Commission to propose labor laws and give industry and labor leaders a chance to come up with their own agreements.

International aspects, Labor law, Labor policy

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Smeltdown: European steel

Article Abstract:

European steel companies have seen profits plummet, due mainly to falling prices that have dropped one third since 1989. European Community officials considering restructuring the steel industry estimate that it would cost about $7.1 billion.

Economic aspects, Steel industry

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