European Monetary Union: The Kingsdown Enquiry

Ian D. Davidson

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Date: 1996
ISBN: 978-1-349-24825-4
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction

Ian D. Davidson

Ch 2 Why Monetary Union?

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Ch 3 The Enquiry: An Overview

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Ch 4 Some Economic Benefits of Monetary Union

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Ch 5 Some Economic Uncertainties of Monetary Union

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Ch 6 Some Political Aspects of the Choice

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Ch 7 Monetary Union and European Integration

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Ch 8 Britain’s Choice

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Ch 9 Preface

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Ch 10 Introduction

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Ch 11 Inflation

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Ch 12 Interest Rates

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Ch 13 Foreign Investment

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Ch 14 Pensions

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Ch 15 Single Market

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Ch 16 Sovereignty

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Ch 17 Political Union

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Ch 18 Options for Britain

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Ch 19 Converting to the ECU

Ian D. Davidson

Ch 20 Stock-taking

Ian D. Davidson

Ch 21 The Seminars

Ian D. Davidson

Ch 22 Would European Monetary Union Help Britain to Control Inflation?

Andrew Britton

Ch 23 Could a Single Currency Lead to Higher Unemployment?

Charles Bean

Ch 24 Can You Have a Single Market without a Single Currency?

Christopher Stewart-Smith

Ch 25 One Market, One Money

Martin Wolf

Ch 26 Dubious Arguments Against EMU

Samuel Brittan

Ch 27 Opting Out of Stage 3: Life in the Lower Tier of EMU

John A. A. Arrowsmith

Ch 28 Can You Have a Monetary Union without a Political Union?

Niels Thygesen

Ch 29 Would Parliament Retain its Power to Tax and Spend if Britain Participated in a European Monetary Union?

Philippe Lagayette

Ch 30 Would it Matter if the British Chancellor of the Exchequer No Longer Controlled Monetary Policy?

Charles Goodhart

Ch 31 Monetary Sovereignty under Different International Systems: A Historical Comparison

M. Panić

Ch 32 How Much Political Union is Required for a Single Currency?

Graham Bishop

Ch 33 Could Monetary Union Work without Political Union?

Tim Congdon

Ch 34 Britain and European Monetary Union

John Stevens

Ch 35 Monetary Union and the Single Market

Bertrand Maigret

Ch 36 EMU and Industry

Kate Barker

Ch 37 The Single European Currency

Lord Cobbold

Ch 38 The Impact of European Economic and Monetary Union on British Industry

Andersen Consulting

Ch 39 Would Being Outside a European Monetary Union Discourage Overseas Investment in Britain?

Manfred Graf Roon

Ch 40 EMU and Overseas Investment in Britain

Tsuneaki Kaku

Ch 41 Monetary Union and Peripheral Regions

Gavin McCrone

Ch 42 The Potential Impact on Savings and Investment in Britain of Membership of the European Monetary Union: An Institutional Investor’s Perspective

Christopher Cheetham

Ch 44 The Transition from Stage 2 to Stage 3 of EMU

Sir Michael Butler

Ch 46 Introducing a Single European Currency

Malcolm Levitt

Ch 47 EMU: Unresolved Issues Relating to Stage 3

Paul Richards

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