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Monetary Policy at the European Periphery: Greek Experience and Lessons for EU Candidates by Michael G. Arghyrou, Iannis A. Mourmouras (Paperback, 2013)

At long last, monetary union has dawned in Europe. Eleven member states now share the common currency, forming a larger EMU than many observers, who thought that monetary union would initially be restricted to the core countries of the European Union, expected. The next item on the EMU agenda now is the question how to bring the remaining members of the European Union into the monetary union. I.A. Mourmouras and M. G. Arghyrou address this question from the perspective of Greece, and, with it, future European Union members such as Hungary and Poland. Their book presents a careful and interesting study of the Greek monetary policy experiences over the past 25 years. It demonstrates how Greece moved from an inflation ridden economy characterized by rigid controls of the financial sector to an economy for which an independent central bank and inflation targeting are credible options. The study is not only interesting in itself but also in that it bears important lessons for the development of monetary policy and institutions in the candidate countries of the European Union.

Author
Michael G. Arghyrou, Iannis A. Mourmouras
Publication Name
Monetary Policy at the European Periphery: Greek Experience and Lessons for EU Candidates
Format
Paperback
Language
English
Subject
Economics
Publication Year
2013
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
218 Pages

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