by Paul De Grauwe · Oxford University Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780199684441
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«Economics of Monetary Union» is Paul De Grauwe's monetary economics textbook, published by Oxford University Press in paperback (280 pp., in English).
It examines the theoretical foundations and policy decisions surrounding a monetary union: the rationale for adopting a common currency, what eurozone membership brings, and the challenges of managing it afterwards. It also reviews the costs of leaving the euro, banking union, the TARGET2 payments system, and the role of the European Central Bank.
It corresponds to the tenth revised edition, published in 2015; the original work appeared in 2000.
Aimed at university students and economics professionals, especially those following the eurozone and European monetary policy.
