The Euro Changeover Monetary Strategies of the European States that Joined the European Union: Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Czech Republic and PolandAbstract:One of the most ambitious projects undertaken by the European Union focuses on its own expansion, through the reunification of the European continent, its people and legislative framework. The desire to become members of the European Union has led to decisions on democracy and market economy and encouraged the continuation of the tendency to reform. These new states had to undertake a series of reforms in the legislation in order to align to the requirements of the Maastricht criteria for adopting euro and becoming mmembers of the European Monetary Union, for completing their integration process

Radulescu Magdalena and Stanciu Radu
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Stanciu Radu: University of Pitesti, Romania

Ovidius University Annals, Economic Sciences Series, 2013, vol. XIII, issue 2, 686-692

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Date: 2013
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