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Principles of Digital Image Compression,ikely will follow. Under this arrangement a core of countries will form a monetary union, leaving a periphery that does not initially participate. The existence of such a periphery raises the issue of the appropriate exchange rate relationship vis-à-vis the core. This paper analyses some key aspects

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A Bit of History and Touch of Philosophy,t. It examines both the role of exchange rate flexibility as a mechanism for offsetting the effects of labor market rigidities and the implications of monetary union on the feasibility and effectiveness of structural reforms to reduce unemployment within Europe.

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