Dollarization: Lessons from Europe for the AmericasLouis-Phillipe Rochon, Mario Seccareccia The use of the US dollar for domestic monetary transactions outside the USA has gone on for many years now - Panama in 1904 being the earliest example. Since the advent of the Euro, the debate over the benefits of monetary integration has warmed up - particularly for NAFTA countries.This collection, with contributions from experts such as Philip Ar |
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... monetary conditions coincide with those in the United States. This view is certainly consistent with Gruben, Wynne and Zarazaga (2002), who claim that dollarization ought to be an “integral process of institutional, political and economic ...
... monetary conditions coincide with those in the United States. This view is certainly consistent with Gruben, Wynne and Zarazaga (2002), who claim that dollarization ought to be an “integral process of institutional, political and economic ...
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... monetary union and draws specificlessons forthe proposedNorth American union. They beginby outlining the neoclassical or Mengerian foundations of what theycall “European economics”: thatis,the basisof arguments for monetary union in ...
... monetary union and draws specificlessons forthe proposedNorth American union. They beginby outlining the neoclassical or Mengerian foundations of what theycall “European economics”: thatis,the basisof arguments for monetary union in ...
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... monetary union, implications of such a currency union between Canada and the United States, for example, can also bedrawn. The paper focuses on Abba Lerner's theory of Functional Finance, which essentially describes the ultimateformof ...
... monetary union, implications of such a currency union between Canada and the United States, for example, can also bedrawn. The paper focuses on Abba Lerner's theory of Functional Finance, which essentially describes the ultimateformof ...
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