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Contributor(s): Professor Paul De Grauwe

Released on 15 April 2014

This course consists of two parts. The first part deals with the theory of optimal currency areas. This theory analyses the costs and the benefits of joining a monetary union. It also focuses on the incomplete nature of the Eurozone. The second part analyses monetary and fiscal policies in a monetary union.

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