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The Background to Institutional Reformitment, made by the EU Member States, to examine the workings of the Treaty on European Union (popularly known as the Maastricht Treaty) in 1996. At this conference, it is just possible that these countries will decide (as Germany had orginally hoped) that it is as yet too early to reach valid concl

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Strategies for an EMUvelopment constitutes the basic ground work for any attempt to form an EMU. Logically, some countries will integrate more swiftly and deeply than others, such countries will always form a core for any future EMU. Consequently, taking account of these realities, the author has laid down the following

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