The stability of monetary unions: lessons from the breakup of Czechoslovakia

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The Czech-Slovak monetary union ended in Feb 1993 after political union ended in Jan of that year. The background to the end of the two unions is examined using optimum currency literature.

Exchange Rates, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Czechoslovakia

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Meta analysis of the business cycle correlation between the Euro area and the CEECs

Article Abstract:

Optimum currency areas and the influence of business cycles on currency rates is analyzed by focusing on the performance of Euro in Central and Eastern European Countries.

Analysis, Evaluation, Foreign exchange, Foreign exchange rates, Business cycles

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How synchronized are new EU member states with the Euro area? Evidence from a structural factor model

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Monetary policies in the European Union after the expansion of European Monitory Union are discussed.

Interpretation and construction, Monetary policy

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