eurozone

Economics

countries using euro the area of Europe comprising those countries that have adopted the euro as a common currency.

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Also called euroland

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No Quick Fix for the Eurozone
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They already enjoy most of the advantages of being part of the eurozone without the straitjacket of being part of the euro. Of course, if they stay with their own currencies, they do not escape the costs of cross-border trading, which are significant, but they are very much more in control
By Joseph Trevisani
Ahead of the Curve, August 2010: The Eurozone’s Misery
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trying to support them, predominantly Germany. www.hermes.co.uk August 4, 2010 Ahead of the Curve August 2010 2010-11-01 Ahead of the Curve, August 2010: The Eurozone’s Misery
By Neil Williams
Limited Liability Non-Bank Government Debt for the Eurozone
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2010 396~~alistairmilne_limited_liability_non-bank_government_debt_for_the_euro_zone 2010-05-25 Limited Liability Non-Bank Government Debt for the Eurozone
By Alistair Milne
John Whittaker
Biographies
and financial economics, and he has published papers on alternative monetary regimes and mathematical economics. His current interests are sovereign debt problems in the eurozone, and the response of policy and regulation to the financial crisis and the recession. From 2004 to 2009 he was a Member

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