Crisis Management Outside the Euro-Zone: The Cases of Hungary, Latvia, and Romania

Győrffy, Dóra

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-69212-8_6

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“…They seem to have benefitted from that move. Governments of the V3, however, have not given up monetary sovereignty claiming they may use it to their benefit (Bod et al, 2020;Győrffy, 2018). Retaining national currency is a political act even if national authorities claim that monetary sovereignty serves economic policy purposes.…”

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Political and policy dilemmas of euro adoption in CEE countries: What next when crisis hits?

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Pócsik

Neszmélyi

2021

European Policy Analysis

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The authors would like to express their appreciation and gratitude to the two anonymous reviewers for their remarks and suggestions for further broadening of the research topic. While we followed all their positive remarks and suggestions of improvement of the present study, due to the limits of extent and substantial frames of the study, we could implement only a part of their valuable suggestions for extending the study for further directions.

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confidence: 99%