a single currency has not provided a solution to all the internal and external imbalances which occurred however the benefits through allowing national institutions to have access the european central
The single currency has not provided a solution to all the internal and external imbalances which have occurred. However, the benefits provided through allowing national financial institutions to have access to the European Central Bank's liquidity and the elimination of the risk of exchange rate fluctuations have increased the interest shown in it by the Member States outside the euro area.
The single currency has not provided a solution to all the internal and external imbalances which occurred. However, the benefits through allowing national institutions to have access the European Central liquidity and elimination of the risk exchange rate have increased the interest shown in by the Member States outside the