Titlebook: Issues in Contemporary Economics; Volume 5: The Greek Thanos S. Skouras (Professor) Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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The Economic Union of the European Community and the Greek Economy: The External Sectormunity (EC). The Report calls upon all the member countries to commit themselves to a timetable that will permit a step-by-step evolutionary process leading to ‘irrevocably fixed exchange rates’ between members’ currencies and ultimately to a single currency and a common monetary policy. This, of co

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Inflexibility and Adjustment of the Greek Economy under Liberalisationnd capital accounts due to take place in the context of the Single European Act, as part of the completion of the EC internal market by 1992. The discussion will first delineate the structural features of the Greek economy that affect current short-term macroeconomic adjustments, and then consider t

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Book 19921 deals with the role of the state, the public sector and fiscal problems. Part 2 explores monetary policy and the impact of the Greek banking system on development. Part 3 examines Greece‘s performance within the EC, external economic relationships and the balance of payments situation. Part 4 cove

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Aspects of the Public Sector in Greece: Postwar Developments and Future Prospectsen talking about the public sector which will be addressed in this paper. Following a brief discussion of postwar developments, the present situation will be appraised, and future prospects outlined, and I will suggest where we must go in view of 1992 and 2000.

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Monetary Policy and Financial Markets in the 1990setary union (EMU) in the European Community (EC). During the first stage of EMU, beginning on 1 July 1990, the drachma was to participate in the European monetary system (EMS) exchange rate mechanism (ERM) and the Greek financial markets were to be integrated in the single European financial area.

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