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How different are Monetary Unions to national economies according to prices?
Marina Glushenkova
, Marios Zachariadis
Department of Finance, Accounting and Economics
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Price Deviations
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Law of One Price
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Monetary Union
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National Economy
100%
Volatility
50%
Inflation
25%
Positive Impact
25%
International Trade
25%
Inflation Rate
25%
Euro Area
25%
Integration Level
25%
Price Adjustment
25%
Product Market
25%
Price Level
25%
Microeconomics
25%
Semiannual
25%
Low Volatility
25%
Exchange Rate Volatility
25%
Union Membership
25%
Volatility Level
25%
Nominal Exchange Rate
25%
Individual Product
25%
International Arbitrage
25%
Cross-sectional Dispersion
25%
Price Integration
25%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Volatility
100%
Price Convergence
100%
Inflation
25%
International Trade
25%
Exchange Rate Volatility
25%
Time Series
25%
Arbitrage
25%
Inflation Rate
25%
Price Level
25%
Microeconomics
25%