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    The Concept of monetary union and the European Monetary System
    (1989) Makarnacı, Nejat
    This research analyzes the concept of the monetary union and the European Monetary System (ENS). It consists of three parts. The first part starts by covering the concept of monetary union and the theoretical conditions that may contribute to the success of a monetary union, and ends by defining the EMS studying the motives for its development. The second part studies the functioning of the ENS from a technical point of view. It does this by dealing with the exchange rate and intervention mechanism, the European Currency Unit (ECU), and the existing credit mechanisms. The third part of this research tries to evaluate the perfomance of the EMS. Firstly, it studies the stability of exchange rates as a first step in achieving a monetary union. Next, it reviews the convergency of economic variables that have either direct or indirect effect on the exchange rate variability. Finally, this research lookes at the higher growth and employment objectives of a monetary union through increased intra—union trade
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    An evaluation of the European Economic and Monetary Union in the light of Delors Report
    (1990) Şen, Ahmet Cem
    This research analyzes the European Econosic and Monetary Union in the light of Delors Report and it consists of two main parts. The first part of the thesis summarizes the Delors Report . In the first section ,in Part I, the past and present developments in the economic and monetary integration of the European Community is briefly discussed in chronological order. In the second section the principle features of both an economic and monetary union is studied separetely and finally the points of the Delors three stage plan is given in the third section. In Part II, an evaluation of European Economic and Monetary Union is given in the light of Delors Stages and it is concluded that it is inappropriate to schedule the later phases of European Economic and Monetary Union prior to gaining experience from implementation of the previous phases.
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    Implications of the European Monetary System for Turkey
    (1989) Tamer, Akın
    The objective of this study is to analyze the economic differences between Turkey and the members of European Monetary System, and discuss the membership with its costs and benefits and structural constraints. According to the comparisons in terms of inflation level, GNP, competitiveness, exchange rate regime, structure of labor force, there are gaps between Turkey and member countries of the EMS. When those economic differences, structural constraints and their impacts on the Turkish economy are considered, Turkey should not consider membership to the EMS