European Union and the euro revolution [electornic resources] / edited by Manoranjan Dutta.
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- 出版： Bingley, U.K. : Emerald 2007.
- 叢書名： Contributions to economic analysis ,v. 283
- 主題： Law--General , Business & Economics--International , Monetary economics , EU (European Union) , Europe--Economic integration
- ISBN： 9781849508278
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- 一般註：Includes bibliographical references (p. 227-235) and index 99年度中區共購共享電子書 The European Union / Manoranjan Dutta -- A constitution for Europe /Manoranjan Dutta -- The European Union (EU) : the challenges ahead / Manoranjan Dutta -- The EU and USA / Manoranjan Dutta --The EU : a learning model / Manoranjan Dutta -- Historical progression of the EuropeanUnion / Manoranjan Dutta -- The theory of supranational macroeconomics/ Manoranjan Dutta -- European Central Bankand the euro : theory of optimum currency area revisited / Manoranjan Dutta
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European Union and the Euro Revolution is a challenging study of theprogression of the historic movement towards one European family. Thisvolume is the first, most comprehensive exposition of the treatise of supranational macroeconomics. The Keynesian Revolution taught us macroeconomics in the context of a sovereign nation state. In the post-WWII decades, the concept of supra-national macroeconomics became the core theme of the European Union. Indeed, the traditional concept of a sovereign nation state economy begs a thorough re-examination. One common economic unit with its well-specified micro and macroeconomic parameters has been mapped onto one common geographic unit, the continent of Europe,a group of sovereign European nation states voluntarily surrendering their erstwhile sovereignty. The official inauguration of one common money, the euro, managed by one common supra-national central bank, the European Central Bank (ECB), on January 1, 1999, has been an epochal event in the eventful history of the European Union (EU) from 1958 through the present. As of 1999, with the euro and the ECB firmly established, the debate became: one money to one Europe. European Union and the EuroRevolution draws on the authors extensive field studies as a Visiting Scholar with three European national central banks, De Netherlandsche Bank in Amsterdam, Banque de France in Paris, and Der Deutsche Bundesbank in Frankfurt and Japans Ministry of Finance in Tokyo. His personal conferenceswith Dr. Otmar Issing, Chief Economist and a Member of the Executive Board of the ECB enriched his understanding of the related issues. His personal conferences with ranking economists and policy-makers of Bank of Japan and Japan Bank for International Development Tokyo, the Peoples Bank of China (PBOC) Beijing, Reserve Bank of Australia Canberra and Reserve Bank of New Zealand , Wellington , theFederal Reserve Banks of New York, San Francisco, and Atlanta plus his invited presentations at unive
