Monetary and Fiscal Policies in Poland and The Czech Republic in the light of an accession to the Eurozone

Katarzyna Zukrowska ()
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Katarzyna Zukrowska: Warsaw School of Economics

Eastward Enlargement of the Euro-zone Working Papers from Free University Berlin, Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence

Abstract: Such an exceptional event as the creation of the EMU and the euro has not had happened never before. The most common challenges concerning EMU and the euro are: fiscal policy making, monetary policy making, euro area being a non-optimal currency area and the political legitimacy of EMU. It is worthwhile stressing that economic policies – except from monetary policy – are still framed by the individual member states or by coordination with others. It is than of the utmost importance to define what are the chances for the euro to preserve its influence and to combat inflation after accession of ten new member states. This regional input provides empirical insights on these issues for Poland and the Czech Republic.

Keywords: Regional Input; Monetary and Fiscal Policy; Poland; The Czech Republic (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 49 pages
Date: 2003-06-01, Revised 2003-06-01
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