What central banks have learned: lesson from pre-EMU Europe

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This article reviews European central banks' policies from 1973 to 1999 and the lessons learned relating to money targets, exchange rate targets and inflation targets. It also discusses the European Central Bank adoption of the strategy for the European Monetary Union.

Economic aspects, Economic policy, Central banks

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Exchange-rate policy in eatern Europe and EU integration

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This is an evaluation of the eurocurrency market with reference to economies in transition or members who did not immediately adopt the Euro upon entry. The author suggests the newcomers should stay outside the mechanisms until they are self-sustaining.

Membership, Surveys, European Union, Eurocurrency market, Foreign exchange market

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The foreign exchange market interventions of the European Central Bank

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Monetary authorities intervene in exchange rate systems in order to influence the rates. Accordingly the European Central Bank's market interventions in September and November of 2000 are analyzed and shown to be ineffective.

Commercial Banking, DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS, Government Deposit Money Banks, Analysis, Influence, Powers and duties, Intervention (Federal government), Federal intervention, Depositories (Banking)

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