Titlebook: One Money for Europe; Michele Fratianni,Theo Peeters Book 1978 Michele Fratianni and Theo Peeters 1978 economics.Europe.macroeconomics.mon

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The All Saints’ Day Manifesto for European Monetary Union the European Community have repeatedly committed themselves, and at the harmful consequences of the inflation which we are experiencing, present this manifesto to the public in the belief that our proposal offers the best way of achieving a monetary system which will be not only European-wide in sc

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Difficulties with European Monetary Unionifesto itself, and subsequent writings by at least one of its authors (Parkin, 1976) make it clear that they envisage themselves as planning, not for some distant time in the future, but for the present. Their scheme is one that they would have implemented immediately in 1975, and presumably one tha

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In Search of a Monetary Constitution for the European Communitiesting the behaviour of nine Central Banks as well as the relationships between those Banks and their respective national governments. It also consists of a set of laws and regulations concerning the role which may be played in EC member countries by xeno-currencies (most notably the United States dol

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Political Epiloguearacteristic of sainthood. But the realities of the time were not such as to encourage optimism. For the fostering of the stunted seedling of economic and monetary union, the climate—political as well as economic—could hardly have been less balmy.