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Consequences of the Euro: Monetary Union, Economic Disunion?

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The experience of the euro area shows in the years following the global financial crisis shows that there are significant costs associated with the loss of monetary policy independence and exchange rate flexibility as discussed by the authors.
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Forming a monetary union brings the benefits of a shared currency but also—as the experience of the euro area shows in the years following the global financial crisis—significant costs associated with the loss of monetary policy independence and exchange rate flexibility.

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Capital Markets Integration and Economic Growth in the European Union

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors argue that a deeper integration of capital markets in the European Union is necessary to support accelerated economic growth and provide evidence that the increases in both total portfolio equity and debt to GDP ratios in the euro area actively contribute to real GDP growth.
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The precarious fiscal foundations of emu

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors consider monetary policy formation under certain kinds of deflationary and inflationary stress and conclude that the institutions of the EMU are equipped or unequipped to deal with such stress.