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The orphan currency
Ten years after the launch of the euro, there are large divergences within the euro zone and the questions of optimal monetery areas are once again on the agenda. Jean Pisani-Ferry argues that there is a point where the debate ceases to be economic and the initial questions about the political counterpart to monetary union […]
Ten years after the launch of the euro, there are large divergences within the euro zone and the questions of optimal monetery areas are once again on the agenda. Jean Pisani-Ferry argues that there is a point where the debate ceases to be economic and the initial questions about the political counterpart to monetary union resurface.
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