Regional Integration in Europe and Latin America
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central banking policy
comparative regional economic integration
Disinflation Period
Domestic Bond Markets
economic convergence theory
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Euro Area
European Central Bank
European Monetary Union
Exchange Rate
Exchange Rate Regime
exchange rate regimes
Exchange Rate Variability
Federal Reserve
financial liberalisation
financial sector structure
Flexible Exchange Rate Arrangements
Floating Exchange Rate Regime
Gdp Fluctuation
Gdp Growth
Gdp Ratio
Inflation Targeting
Latin American central bankers
Latin American finance
Mercosur Countries
monetary cooperation
Net Interest Margin
Oca
Oca Criterion
Quarterly Gdp Data
Real Gdp
regional integration
RER Depreciation
Rev
VECM Representation
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- ISBN 9780815391401
- Weight: 1150g
- Dimensions: 152 x 219mm
- Publication Date: 15 Apr 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Originally published in 2004. This comprehensive collection provides an innovative analysis and a comparison between economic and financial integration in Europe and Latin America, addressed from a global, regional and country-specific perspective. It constitutes a valuable overview focusing on three topics: regional integration and monetary cooperation in Europe and Latin America, exchange rate strategies and financial sector structure. The collection is the outcome of a Workshop and high-level Seminar organized by the Banco de España and the European Central Bank that brought together senior European and Latin American central bankers, as well as senior representatives from international institutions. The 31 contributors presented high quality papers, allowing the reader to take advantage of a rigorous economic analysis that uses first-hand information and draws useful lessons for the future.
Pierre van der Haegen, European Central Bank
