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Volatility and the Euro: an Irish perspective
With Ireland joining the Euro, exchange rate risk between participating states is gone. However, as is known, this new currency will continue to face exchange rate risk, and the general reduction of volatility on a day to day basis for Irish economic agents neglects to take account of possible ext
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