European Monetary Union in a turbulent world economy

In: De Pecunia, Special Issue June 1991

Abstract

Klugt, C. J. van der: European Monetary Union in a turbulent world economy. - S.13-20. Lamont, N.: British objctives for monetary integration in Europe. - S.23-34. Maystadt, P.: The inter-governmental conference: the state of the negociations and emerging options. - S.35-50. Poehl, K. O.: The responsibilities of the European Central Bank in the international monetary system. - S.51-61. Agnelli, G.: Will economic and monetary union strengthen European industry's competitiveness? - S.65-73. Gyohten, T.: Japans's monetary strategy towards Europe and the Ecu. - S.75-84. Dornbusch, R.: Ecu and the emerging wolrd monetary order. - S.85-94. Attali, J.: Stabilization of the exchange relations between the Ecu and the currencies of Central and Eastern Europe. - S.97-104. Hormats, R.: America and E.M.U. - S.105-119. Frenkel, J.: The potential contribution of E.M.U. to the evolving international monetary system. - S.121-133. Kopper, J.: A single European currency and the new opportunities for banking in a tripolar world. - S.1137-144. Brittan, L.: European integration and the world ecnomy. - S.145-153