This article highlights the considerable loss of monetary and exchange rate sovereignty implied both by the the process of monetary integration in Europe and by the liberalization of capital flows wor- Idwilde and among European countries. A first section reviews the monetary history of France and stigmatizes the conditions that could sometimes make devaluations successful. In the following section, the article builds a conceptual framework to think about exchage rate regimes and their interactions with the markets for goods, labour and capital. The paper then turns to the adjustment problem within a mone- tary union. In a concluding section, the authors review the options for France in the 90s. They argue that it would be a costly mistake ...
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The international monetary system and the European Monetary Union Jean-Paul Fitoussi et Marc Flandre...
peer reviewedThis contribution briefly explores the context and initial conditions of EMU in France....
We examine the cases where both France and Germany both prefer to form a monetary union and the natu...
This article examines the loss of sovereignty that the transition to the Union implies for France in...
In this paper, we suggest that an irrevocable determination of exchange rates has both costs and ben...
Economic and monetary union : principles and implications Monetary integration involves costs as we...
The euro zone crisis illustrates the insufficiency of adjustment mechanisms in a monetary union char...
European monetary union has again been the subject of debate in recent months. The supporters are ma...
European Monetary Disunion, by Pierre Jacquet The costs of maintaining the European Monetary System ...
Appreciating Devaluation - The analysis of the mechanical consequences of the depreciation of a curr...
French support for European (EC/EU)-level macroeconomic policy coordination has been driven by remar...
European Monetary Union: A Survey This survey considers the broad themes of European Monetary Union...
This paper seeks to shed light on the factors driving European monetary integration by examining cha...
In monetary matters, debates remain more often than not at a superficial level, due to the lack of a...
The article deals with the relationship between the bonds created by the integration process with ec...
The international monetary system and the European Monetary Union Jean-Paul Fitoussi et Marc Flandre...
peer reviewedThis contribution briefly explores the context and initial conditions of EMU in France....
We examine the cases where both France and Germany both prefer to form a monetary union and the natu...