Titlebook: European Monetary Union; Theory, Evidence, an Michael Carlberg Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 European Central Bank.Europ

Anticlimax

Small Country in Large Unionon 1 from part one, this causes an increase in Dutch income of 192. According to chapter 1 from part four, the policy action causes an increase in union income of 94, an increase in rest-of-the-world income of equally 94, and an increase in world income of 189. As a result, the policy action causes a decline in rest-of-the-union income of 98.

Condense

Small Union as a Whole rate between the union and the rest of the world is flexible. The same holds for the exchange rate between the associated countries and the rest of the world. Index 1 denotes the monetary union, 2 is the group of associated countries, and 3 is the rest of the world. Figure 1 visualizes the basic idea.

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Small Union of Two Countriesworld interest rate is given exogenously r* = const. Under perfect capital mobility, the union interest rate corresponds to the world interest rate r = r*. Thus the union interest rate is constant, too. The exchange rate between the union and the rest of the world is flexible.

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Small Union of Three Countries), (2) and (3) are the goods market equations. Equation (4) is the money market equation. The union countries are the same size and have the same behavioural functions. The parameters of the model are the marginal consumption rate c, the exchange rate sensitivity of exports h, the income sensitivity

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No Capital Mobility between Union and Rest of the Worldo capital mobility between the union and the rest of the world. The regime of capital immobility will occur if foreign debt of the union exceeds a critical level. Alternatively, this regime will occur if capital controls are introduced to ward off speculative attacks. The investigation will be condu

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Small Union as a Wholeons, the monetary union and the group of associated countries. The exchange rate between the union and the associated countries is fixed. The exchange rate between the union and the rest of the world is flexible. The same holds for the exchange rate between the associated countries and the rest of t