Monatary Union and the Outsiders: A Cointegration/Codependence Analysis of Business Cycles in Europe
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Monatary Union and the Outsiders : A Cointegration/Codependence Analysis of Business Cycles in Europe. / Rubin, Jonathan; Thygesen, Niels.
Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen, 1996.Publikation: Working paper › Forskning
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TY - UNPB
T1 - Monatary Union and the Outsiders
T2 - A Cointegration/Codependence Analysis of Business Cycles in Europe
AU - Rubin, Jonathan
AU - Thygesen, Niels
N1 - JEL Classification: E32, F36
PY - 1996
Y1 - 1996
N2 - A cointegration/codependence analysis of monthly production and price indices in EU member states during the 1983-1994 period yields evidence that responses to cyclical innovations become coordinated after three months, and that each of the contries studied exhibit a business cycle in one of three possible phases. This suggests that the 9 countries studied show a sufficient degree of co-movement in their main economic series to make their participation in a monetary union feasible. This has implications for a currently plausible scenario in which a core group qualifies according to the criteria in the Maastricht Treaty while others do not. Our analysis suggests little difference between six presumed 'insiders' and three likely 'outsiders' with regard to coordination of their business cycles
AB - A cointegration/codependence analysis of monthly production and price indices in EU member states during the 1983-1994 period yields evidence that responses to cyclical innovations become coordinated after three months, and that each of the contries studied exhibit a business cycle in one of three possible phases. This suggests that the 9 countries studied show a sufficient degree of co-movement in their main economic series to make their participation in a monetary union feasible. This has implications for a currently plausible scenario in which a core group qualifies according to the criteria in the Maastricht Treaty while others do not. Our analysis suggests little difference between six presumed 'insiders' and three likely 'outsiders' with regard to coordination of their business cycles
M3 - Working paper
BT - Monatary Union and the Outsiders
PB - Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen
ER -
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