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Introduction
Part I – the Evolution of the Single Market and the Single Currency
1.1 Origins and Development of the Single Market
1.1.1. The Single Market Complete or Not Complete, That is the Question
1.2. Origins and Development of the EMU and the Euro
Part II – Evaluation of the Euro’s Successes and Failures in Furthering the Single Market Objective
2.1. Benefits – the Euro Furthering the Single Market Objective
2.1.1. Economic Benefits
2.1.2. Political Benefits
2.1.3. Social Benefits
2.2. Costs – the Euro Counteracting the Single Market Objective
2.2.1. Persisting National Divergences
2.2.2. Breakdown in Fiscal Coordination and Spillover Effects
Conclusion
Bibliography
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- Veronica Hagenfeldt (Autor:in), 2009, Does the Single EU Market Really Require a Single Currency?, München, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/169619
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