Competitiveness inside EMU

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Europe's aspirations of establishing a single currency market is not far from being realized as countries gear for the final phase of the European Monetary Union. Although EMU promises a more stable exchange rate and well-grounded price transparency, it may spell trouble to European companies. One of the major risks EMU members would have to face is market competitiveness as labour-force productivity is anticipated to be more complex. Such a challenge can only be overcome by fostering cooperation among members.

author: Arnold, Ivo, Junge, Ruud
Administration of General Economic Programs, Currency Stabilization Programs, Economic policy, Currency stabilization

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Pan-European pension investment - the art of the possible

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Pension financing and structure differs in every European country. Corporate pension managers are considering an agreement among the EC countries to create a centralized system to finance retirement benefits. The creation of a single international investment management firm, making the EC a single business sector, would provide a more efficient way to finance pension funds and improve the management and control of investments.

author: Hill, Brian
Pensions, European Community

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How the euro has affected investment patterns in Europe

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A new study analyses the impact of the euro's introduction in January 1999 on the investment patterns in Europe.

author: Gillies, John M.
Investments

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subjects list: Europe, Economic aspects, European Union, Monetary policy
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