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Warum Erfolg keine Glücksache istm the vagaries of direct political control, all four policies resulted from a highly politicised process. In this chapter, I first examine the institutional environments in which British monetary policy was formed. Then I explore the party politics that underpinned the four distinct monetary policie

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Britain and the Politics of EMU,m the vagaries of direct political control, all four policies resulted from a highly politicised process. In this chapter, I first examine the institutional environments in which British monetary policy was formed. Then I explore the party politics that underpinned the four distinct monetary policie

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Introduction: Business and EMU,d their exchange rates and began pricing goods in both their old, national currencies and the new currency of the European Union, the euro. Four members (Britain, Sweden, Denmark, and Greece) remained outside the Euro-Zone, preserving their national currencies. In each member-state, EMU was a contro

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German Business and EMU,8. Three factors influenced the manner in which business associations interacted with politicians on this issue. German associations preferred to concentrate their lobbying activity on particular, regulatory aspects of EMU rather than the issue in its broader context. The high level of centralisatio

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Britain and the Politics of EMU,European policy brought down one prime minister (Margaret Thatcher), contributed to the political humiliation of a second (John Major), and posed a potential threat to the future electoral prospects of a third (Tony Blair). These debates have involved extensive public discussions and controversies a

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Conclusion,ards Economic and Monetary Union from 1988 until 1998. To answer this question, I have analysed the decision-making structures of ten German and British business associations which were selected based upon their position in the international economy and their imputed interests in monetary integratio

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