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The euro is the national currency of eleven European countries from 1 January 1999. The change is truly a revolution. But it will not be until 2002 that euro cash -- notes and coin -- comes into circulation. This three-year 'transition' period raises many fascinating issues regarding the o...

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Other Authors: Temperton, Paul, 1958-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Chichester ; New York : J. Wiley, 1999.
Edition:2nd edition.
Subjects:
Euro.
Euro-dollar market.
Monetary policy > European Union countries.
Banks and banking > European Union countries.
Euro (Monnaie)
Politique monétaire > Pays de l'Union européenne.
Banks and banking
Monetary policy.
European Union countries.
EMU.
Eurodollar, Marché de l'.
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Table of Contents:
  • Part I. The Background To The Euro. 1. Introduction / Paul Temperton
  • - 2. Why is the euro being introduced? / Paul Temperton
  • - 3. A picture of Euroland : Paul Temperton
  • - 4. How the euro is being created / Pat McArdle
  • -- Part II. The Economics Of The Euro. 5. The costs and benefits of the euro: a case study for Germany / Nikolaus Keis
  • - 6. Fundamental economic implications of EMU / Professor David Miles
  • - 7. Can Euroland work with one interest rate? / Paul Mortimer-Lee
  • - 8. The options for the UK / Professor David Miles
  • - 9. The Nordic countries and the euro / Ake Gustafsson
  • --- Part III. The Institutions Of The Euro. 10. The European Central Bank / Darren Williams and Richard Reid
  • - 11. Euro-X / Paul Temperton
  • --- Part IV. Legal Issues. 12. The euro: eliminating legal uncertainty / Cliff Dammers
  • -- Part V. Problems Ahead? 13. Could EMU break up? / Paul Mortimer-Lee
  • - 14. Could EMU be Europe's 'Maoist leap forward? / Professor Tim Congdon
  • -- Part VI. The Foreign Exchange Market. 15. The international role of the euro / Avinash Persaud
  • - 16. The euro and central European currencies / David Abramson
  • -- Part VII. Financial Markets. 17. The euro and the money market / Paul Temperton
  • - 18. The euro and government bond markets / Mike Young
  • - 19. The euro and equity markets / Mike Young
  • - 20. Pension funds and EMU / Peter Oppenheimer
  • -- Part VIII. The Impact On Companies & Consumers. 21. The euro and accounting practices / John Hegarty
  • - 22. The impact on financial services / Graham Bishop
  • - 23. The impact on retailers and the consumer / Paul Temperton
  • -- Part VIII. Regulations & Provisions. Appendix 1. Article 235 Regulation
  • - Appendix 2. Article 1091(4) Regulation
  • - Appendix 3. Continuity of contract: New York legislation
  • - Appendix 4. Continuity of contract: ISDA Provision.