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A Minimal Moral Hazard Central Stabilisation Capacity for the EMU Based on World Trade

https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3152817
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Marrying Fiscal Rules & Investment: a Central Fiscal Capacity for Europe
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Europe, public debts, and safe assets: the scope for a European Debt Agency
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Private and public risk sharing in the euro area
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The European Monetary Union
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Preface
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The Preparation of the European Economic and Monetary Union
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The Institutions of the European Economic and Monetary Union
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Theoretical Foundations and Practical Interests behind European Institutions
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Asymmetries, Macroeconomic and Microeconomic Imbalances
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The Great Recession
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Policies and Institutions Put to the Test of the Great Recession
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Asymmetries, Imbalances, Signals, and Incentives to Change
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How to Reform the EU and the EMU: Broad Outlines
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How to Reform the EU and the EMU
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How to Reform the EU and the EMU
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Conclusions
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References
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Index
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