Titlebook: European Monetary Union: The Kingsdown Enquiry; The Plain Man’s Guid Ian D. Davidson,Christopher Taylor (Senior Researc Book 1996 Palgrave

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Thirteen Points of View from Afar,ad long been a declared objective of the Community, at least as far back as the early 1970s. But it was mainly because the governments were persuaded that monetary union was a direct and necessary consequence of their new commitment to a single market, encapsulated in the 1986 Single European Act, which was in the process of implementation.

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The Enquiry: An Overviewtions of the question of monetary union. Experts and academics, economists, journalists, politicians and leading authorities from the worlds of banking and business were invited to set out their views. Their presentations were followed by questions, answers and discussions.

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Some Economic Uncertainties of Monetary Unionght not be in Britain’s interests, because the whole system might itself not work well. This concern surfaced as a recurrent anxiety during many of the sessions, and it came from both sides of the argument. The anxieties can be grouped under four subheadings:

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Introductione sense to examine the general validity of the questions underlying the whole investigation: is a monetary union likely to be formed in Europe, and if so, what are the broad considerations that could affect the outcome?

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Political Uniononetary union in Europe because it has become one of the most emotive issues defining the antagonism between pro-Europeans and anti-Europeans. The pro-Europeans in British politics assert, almost universally, that you can have monetary union without political union; the anti-Europeans assert that you cannot.