What Does the 1930s' Experience Tell Us about the Future of the Eurozone?

Nicholas Crafts

Journal of Common Market Studies, 2014, vol. 52, issue 4, 713-727

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This symposium item belongs to a section headed: SYMPOSIUM: THE GREAT DEPRESSION AND THE EUROZONE CRISIS: LEARNING FROM THE PAST, which also includes The Interwar Gold Standard in Light of the Present by David Bholat (DOI: 10.1 111/jcms.12144 ), Gold Standard Lessons for the Eurozone? by Matthias Morys (DOI: 10.1 111/jcms.12146 ), Policy Options for the Euro: Heterodoxy Ahead? by Scott Urban (DOI: 10.1 111/jcms.12147 ).

Date: 2014
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