The Euro

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This paper examines the newest currency, the Euro, and discusses whether it has had a positive effect on European Monetary Union members. The paper aims to analyze the impact of the United Kingdom's decision not to participate in the European Monetary Union in an effort to determine whether the United Kingdom would have benefited by joining the single currency effort.

Table of Contents
Introduction
Hypothesis
Methodology
Literature Review
Conclusion
Bibliography

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"The euro has been the currency of the European Monetary Union (EMU) since January 1, 1999 (Auswartiges Amt, 2004). The euro was introduced slowly for member states. It has been a deposit currency since January 1999 and notes and coins have been in circulation since January 2002. Since March 2002 most European countries have exclusively used euro and cent as their currency."

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