Anomalies: the law of one price in financial markets

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The law of one price is the second law of economics, which states that identical goods must have identical prices in competitive markets subject to certain market conditions. The law of one price is illustrated with the help of examples.

Pricing policies

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The European Central Bank, the Euro, and global financial markets

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The results of the introduction of the Euro as the currency of Europe are discussed, along with the impact of monetary policy of the European Central Bank on the global financial markets.

Economic aspects, International aspects, Euro (Currency), European Union, Euro currency transition

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Financial structure and monetary policy transmission in transition countries

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The impact of European Central Bank's monetary reforms on financial systems of member countries is examined. Autoregression methods are used for the study.

Methods, Europe, Membership, Monetary policy, Autoregression (Statistics)

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