Titlebook: European Union and Monetary Union in Permanent Crisis II; Scenarios for the fu Dirk Meyer Book 20221st edition The Editor(s) (if applicable

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European Unemployment Insurancequires a change to the Lisbon Treaty in any case. It could form the core of a social union that is just beginning. A—initially pandemic-related—entry offers the 2020 EU-financed SURE instrument (Support to mitigate Unemployment Risks in an Emergency) to temporarily support the reduction of unemployment risks.

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European Monetary Fund: The EU Commission’s Proposal—Construct Leaves Extensive Room for Maneuvercrease the influence of the European Commission and the European Parliament, weaken technocratic rule-making through political influence and dissolve the principle of “aid for conditions” in favor of unconditional loans and transfers.

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Currency Denomination: On the Question of the Currency of Debt in Old Contracts in the Event of Withplex for contracts with a foreign connection. The legal consequences depend on the case constellation: Withdrawal of a euro member state, withdrawal of a euro group of states, (chaotic) break-up of the eurozone, admission of national parallel currencies.

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School-Based Niche Programmes in Singaporessociated suspension of the interest mechanism is associated with high implicit transfers, leads to capital reallocation to crisis countries and reduces their incentives to undertake necessary structural reforms. The contribution addresses the relationship to the previous rescue instruments and points to legal concerns.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-37723-6ould have cost the German taxpayer between EUR?62 and 93?billion by then. Ad hoc, Greece could have introduced the “Geuro” as emergency currency. A more promising alternative would have been an amicable, EU-law compliant withdrawal from the euro in combination with the emission of a new drachma based on assets.

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Diversity in Tertiary Language Educationd, the legal integration into the EU treaties and, on the other hand, avoids a negative equity of the central banks. The question remains: under which conditions would this approach be assessed as suitable and proportionate?