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Does a single market imply a single currency? Twenty Years of the Euro
[Un marché unique implique-t-il une monnaie unique? Les vingt ans de l’euro]

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  • Gilbert Bougi

    (AMU - Aix Marseille Université)

  • Harold Solet

    (AMU - Aix Marseille Université)

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Dieser Artikel stellt die weit verbreitete Ansicht in Frage, dass der europäische Binnenmarkt den Euro benötigt, um zu funktionieren. Wir argumentieren, dass es keinen wissenschaftlichen Beweis oder allgemeingültigen Grundsatz gibt, der belegt, dass ein Binnenmarkt eine einheitliche Währung erfordert.

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  • Gilbert Bougi & Harold Solet, 2022. "Does a single market imply a single currency? Twenty Years of the Euro [Un marché unique implique-t-il une monnaie unique? Les vingt ans de l’euro]," Post-Print hal-05557449, HAL.
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