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The Effects of Joining a Monetary Union on Output and Inflation Variability in Accession Countries
New EU member countries are supposed to adopt the Euro as soon as economic convergence is achieved. This paper analyzes the effects of joining a monetary union on output and inflation variability in small acceding countries. An asymmetric macroeconomic two-country model is specified and combined wit
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